After they had germinated and sent up shoots, a group of plants was induced to take up the cytosine analog azacytosine, which cannot be methylated. Compared to control plants that were not treated with the analog, these plants produced many more flower stalks displaying flowers that had odd shapes. How can these results be explained?

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The Answer of After they had germinated and sent up shoots, a group of plants was induced to take up the cytosine analog azacytosine, which cannot be methylated. Compared to control plants that were not treated with the analog, these plants produced many more flower stalks displaying flowers that had odd shapes. How can these results be explained?

After They Had Germinated and Sent Up Shoots, a Group