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Do plants have DNA?

Asked by RedDeerGuy1 (24481points) November 10th, 2020
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Like fruits, vegetables and nuts? Or trees, and grass?

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ragingloli's avatar

Yes.

ragingloli (51971points)“Great Answer” (4points)
JLeslie's avatar

Yes. They have the same building blocks we do: ACGT.

DNA molecule: adenine (A), cytosine©, guanine (G), and thymine (T).

All living things flora and fauna.

JLeslie (65425points)“Great Answer” (4points)
Darth_Algar's avatar

Yes. Every living organism on the planet does.

Darth_Algar (18933points)“Great Answer” (5points)
Zaku's avatar

… except the space aliens.

Zaku (30367points)“Great Answer” (3points)
doyendroll's avatar

How DNA differs is, of course, big business.

doyendroll (1771points)“Great Answer” (1points)
gondwanalon's avatar

All living things have DNA or RNA.

DNA is life!

gondwanalon (22879points)“Great Answer” (3points)
Dutchess_III's avatar

Yes.

Dutchess_III (46815points)“Great Answer” (1points)
Caravanfan's avatar

Of course.

Caravanfan (13530points)“Great Answer” (2points)
ragingloli's avatar

You know, this reminds me of the time where a teacher tried to convince me that trees are not plants.

ragingloli (51971points)“Great Answer” (3points)
si3tech's avatar

Yes plants have DNA which is as unique to each plant as our DNA is to each person.

si3tech (10014points)“Great Answer” (2points)

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