The inheritance in humans is more complex as compared to the inheritance in plants as described by Mendel.
Mendelian inheritance patterns mostly refer to the inheritance of traits controlled by a single gene with two alleles. In plants, most characteristics are governed by a single gene but in humans, most of the traits are polygenic which means that they are governed by more than one gene.
Also, most of the genes in humans have more than two alleles and hence they do not follow simple Mendelian inheritance patterns.
In humans, the males have only one X chromosome (that contains sex-linked traits) and females have two X chromosomes, this also leads to more complex patterns of dosage compensation and inheritance in humans and they do not follow the basic Mendelian laws as the plants do.
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