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Organism, tissue or cells having more than two complete sets of chromosomes. Many crop plants are polyploid, including bread wheat (hexaploid, 6x), cotton and alfalfa (tetraploid, 4x), and banana (triploid, 3x).
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Cell or organism having three or more sets of chromosome Opposite: haploid; diploid
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An animal or plant having more than two sets of chromosomes.
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triploid; tetraploid
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