Practice mode Plant Breeding and Genetics

What is an organism or cell called whose chromosome number is slightly higher than an exact multiple of the basic number?

Correct answer B. Hyperploid

Explanation

Hyperploidy is a form of aneuploidy in which one or more extra chromosomes are added, as in trisomics (2n+1).

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