The policy level of commercially cultivated seedless watermelon is__________________?
Correct answer: D. Triploid
- A. Monoploid
- B. Diploid
- C. Tetraploid
- D. Triploid
Explanation
Commercial seedless watermelons are usually triploid, produced by crossing tetraploid plants with diploid plants. Their three chromosome sets prevent normal seed development.
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