Polyploid breeding

Polyploidy refers to individuals that develop from fertilized eggs and have three or more chromosome sets in their somatic cells. Polyploid breeding refers to the use of artificial mutagenesis or natural variation to obtain polyploid breeding materials by doubling the cell chromosome set, in order to select excellent varieties that meet people's needs. Polyploid varieties may produce larger fruits, such as octoploid strawberries and tetraploid grapes; Or have better environmental adaptability, such as hexaploid wheat; Or have the characteristics of seedless or few seeds, such as triploid watermelons and bananas. Due to these excellent characteristics, more and more polyploid varieties are appearing in our lives.

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Polyploid breeding is a widely used breeding technique. Specifically, polyploidy refers to individuals that develop from fertilized eggs and have three or more chromosome sets in their somatic cells. Polyploid breeding refers to the use of artificial mutagenesis or natural variation to obtain polyploid breeding materials by doubling the cell chromosome set, in order to select excellent varieties that meet people's needs.