Did plants undergo evolution like animals?

Plants do undergo evolution. Some differences in plant evolution include; 1. Some plants can self-fertilize and others are more likely to breed sexually. This difference influences how the plant evolves. read more

Plants and animals share a Eukaryotic ancestor that lived maybe as long as two billion years ago. The only measurement of evolution that makes sense is time. Therefore, everything on the earth is equally evolved, since everything shares common ancestry and has been evolving for the same length of time. read more

Like the plants, animals evolved in the sea. And that is where they remained for at least 600 million years. This is because, in the absence of a protective ozone layer, the land was bathed in lethal levels of UV radiation. read more

Think of those base pairs like an innocent woman's boobs, and the toxins in the water as Andy Dick's molesting hands. The toxins seek out and grope the crap out of DNA that have them, which triggers a chain reaction of mutations. read more