How many chromosomes would be found in an allopolyploid plant if its parents had diploid numbers of 2 and 10

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Ethan Turner

12 April, 07:04

How many chromosomes would be found in an allopolyploid plant if its parents had diploid numbers of 2 and 10

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Alison Meyer · Answer 1

Answer: Haploid number 6

Explanation:

The individual whose chromosomes consists of more than two genomes which is derived from more or less from the parents.

The diploid chromosomes number 2 and 10 will produce the haploid chromosome number 6.

1 from one parent and 5 from another parent. This is the chromosome number that the plant will have.