| allopolyploid | <cell biology, genetics> A hybrid, usually a plant, which is created from two closely-related species and contains one or more extra sets of chromosomes (i.e. If each parent normally has two sets, the hybrid may have four). See: polyploid. (09 Oct 1997) |
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| allopolyploidy | <genetics> Polyploid condition in which the contributing genomes are dissimilar. When the genomes are doubled fertility is restored and the organism is an amphidiploid. Common in plants but not animals. (18 Nov 1997) |
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異源多倍性, Polyploid condition formed by the union of two or more distinct chromosome sets with a subsequent doubling of chromosome number.
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| allopolyploidy |
Polyploidy involving two or more genetically distinct sets of chromosomes.
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A polyploid with more than two sets of chromosomes, each being derived from a different species.
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A polyploid in which the several chromosome sets are derived from more than one species.
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a polyploid originating through the addition of unlike chromosome sets, usually in conjunction with hybridization between two species.
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