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what would be the ploidity of the cells of the tetrad?

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Answered by AbhayPandey910
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The word tetrad means" four" which states that it has four cells. They are formed by the meiosis in microspore mother cell. After meiosis 1 the number of cells is two and after the meiosis 2 the number of cells is 4. The ploidy remains to be haploid(n).

Answered by Anonymous
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Microspore tetrad cells are the microspores arranged in a group of four. Microspores are formed from microspore mother cell (MMC). MMC is a diploid cell which undergoes meiosis to form four haploid microspores which are arranged in a tetrad. This process is known as microsporogenesis. Each of these four microspores develops into a pollen grain.

Hence, ploidy of microspore tetrad cells is haploid....

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