context: Chloroplasts also have their own DNA.
answer_0:  in most flowering plants (unlike pines) the chloroplast DNA does not come from pollen--the male line.
answer_1: In short, in most flowering plants (unlike pines) the chloroplast DNA does not come from pollen--the male line.
answer_2: Especially, in most flowering plants (unlike pines) the chloroplast DNA does not come from pollen--the male line.
answer_3: Ideally, in most flowering plants (unlike pines) the chloroplast DNA does not come from pollen--the male line.
answer_4: Interestingly, in most flowering plants (unlike pines) the chloroplast DNA does not come from pollen--the male line.
answer_5: Simultaneously in most flowering plants (unlike pines) the chloroplast DNA does not come from pollen--the male line.
answer_6: Otherwise, in most flowering plants (unlike pines) the chloroplast DNA does not come from pollen--the male line.
answer_7: Because of that in most flowering plants (unlike pines) the chloroplast DNA does not come from pollen--the male line.
answer_8: Besides, in most flowering plants (unlike pines) the chloroplast DNA does not come from pollen--the male line.
answer_9: So, in most flowering plants (unlike pines) the chloroplast DNA does not come from pollen--the male line.