Concept:Transmissible characters are genetically controlled features passed from parents to offspring.
Explanation:In plants, inheritable features include habit of growth, resistance to environmental factors, and life span.
These characters are controlled by genes and can be passed from one generation to the next.
Haemophilia is a hereditary blood disorder found in humans, not in plants.
It affects the body’s ability to control bleeding and is usually passed from mother to son.
Because haemophilia is specific to humans, it cannot be a transmissible character in plants.
Answer:D. Haemophilia