Biology, asked by josephajith1970, 2 months ago

number of diploid set of chromosomes in a giant sequoia is

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

two sets

Explanation:

The giant sequoia has two sets of chromosomes (diploid) and over 8 billion base pairs.

Answered by rijularoy16

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Answer:

Number of diploid set of chromosomes in a gians sequoia is two.

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