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The Wheat That We Commonly Eat Is Hexaploid, Derived from a Cross

Question 181

Question 181

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The wheat that we commonly eat is hexaploid, derived from a cross between two distinct species, one a diploid and one a tetraploid.The diploid wheat has 14 chromosomes.How many chromosomes does the hexaploid wheat have?


A) 14
B) 28
C) 42
D) 56
E) 84

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