How do both plants and animals fight pathogens? A) Both have an antigenantibody response. B) Both have a lymphatic system C) Both produce lymphocytes. D) Both have a protective outer layer.

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Rayne Calhoun

14 September, 19:15

How do both plants and animals fight pathogens? A) Both have an antigenantibody response. B) Both have a lymphatic system C) Both produce lymphocytes. D) Both have a protective outer layer.

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Jessie Wallace · Answer 1

Both plants and animal have a protective outer layer to fight pathogen.

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Both plants and animals have a protective outer layer covering their body that provide them defense against the pathogens. In plants this outer layer is epidermis, a layer of specialized cells that prevents the entry of pathogen. In animals this outer most layer is the skin that act as the primary barrier against pathogen.