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am·phi·dip·loid

(am'fi-dip'loid),
Having a complete diploid chromosome set from each parent strain.
[amphi + diploid]
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amphidiploid

(ăm′fĭ-dĭp′loid)
adj.
Having a diploid set of chromosomes derived from each parent.
n.
An organism or individual having a diploid set of chromosomes derived from each parent.

am′phi·dip′loi·dy n.
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amphidiploid

see ALLOPOLYPLOID.
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torvum, FaselisF1 and amphidiploid plants were assessed by staining fresh pollens in TTC (1% 2,3,5 triphenyl tetrazolium chloride, 60% sucrose) for 4-5h.
Production of amphidiploid plants of interspecific hybrid genotypes: There was no significant difference in amphidiploid plant production between 6 or 3 days of colchicine application.
Germination of these Co seeds established many fertile amphidiploids (tetraploid, 2n = 28, [E.sup.b][E.sup.b][E.sup.e][E.sup.e]), 13 of which were cytologically analyzed (Jauhar, 1988a, 1988b; Wang and Hsiao, 1989).
Furthermore, the amphidiploids can be crossed with tetraploid species of Thinopyrum to produce fertile hybrids (Wang, 1992), in which genetic recombinations can occur between closely related [E.sup.b] and [E.sup.e] genomes.
Meiotic chromosome behavior in induced autotetraploids and amphidiploids in the Lotus corniculatus group.
Genome-specific control of meiotic pairing evidenced in mutant Aegilops ventricosa-Secale cereale amphidiploids. Theor.
Hybridization between amphidiploids and the evolution of polyploids in the wheat (Aegilops-Triticure) group.
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