what is the importance of haploid cells?
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In diploid organisms, meiosis occurs by the formation of gametes (sperm and egg). These gametes are haploid cells, containing only one set of chromosomes. These gametes unite during fertilization, which helps in restoring the diploid number.
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the haploid germ cells make sure that in every generation the number / content of genetic material remains the same/ constant.
if the haploid cells were not produced , in every next generation the chromosome number/ genetic material will double , leading to dense/ heavy/ large nucleus.
haploid cells also help variations to occur.
if the haploid cells were not produced , in every next generation the chromosome number/ genetic material will double , leading to dense/ heavy/ large nucleus.
haploid cells also help variations to occur.
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