Triploid

usgb/ˈtrɪplaɪd/
adjective

An organism or cell having three sets of chromosomes.

Some species of fish are triploid, which can help prevent them from reproducing.
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triploid organisms, triploid species, triploid condition

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Scientific Context

Understanding the triploid condition is crucial in genetic studies.

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Many researchers utilize triploid organisms to examine specific traits.
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Breeding Applications

Triploid plants often exhibit improved stability and yield.

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Farmers may prefer triploid crops for better production.
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Chromosomal Variations

Triploid cells differ significantly from diploid and haploid cells.

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Studying these variations enriches our knowledge of genetics.
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