Haploid
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Also called haploid or haploid. Normally, living organisms have a pair of chromosomes, but this organism only has one of them. It is widely seen in organisms that reproduce apomictically. Source: Asakura Publishing Nutrition and Biochemistry Dictionary Information |
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単相体，半数体ともいう．普通生物の染色体は組になっているが，片方しかない生物体．単為生殖をする生物などで広くみられる．
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