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Standard IX
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Structure of a Monocot Seed
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What are diploid and haploid numbers?
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Diploid number:
The paired condition of chromosomes is known as a diploid number.
For example, somatic cells of human beings such as epithelial cells.
Haploid number:
A set consisting of unpaired chromosomes of each kind is said to be a haploid number.
The cell which has half the number of chromosomes is called a haploid cell.
For example, gamete cells of humans.
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