diplont

dip·lont

D0241000 (dĭp′lŏnt′)n. An organism having somatic cells with the diploid number of chromosomes.

dip·lont′ic (-lŏn′tĭk) adj.

diplont

(ˈdɪplɒnt) n (Biology) an animal or plant that has the diploid number of chromosomes in its somatic cells[C20: diplo- + Greek ōn being, from einai to be] dipˈlontic adj

dip•lont

(ˈdɪp lɒnt)

n. 1. the diploid individual in a life cycle that has a diploid and a haploid phase. 2. an organism having two sets of chromosomes in its somatic cells and a single haploid set of chromosomes in its gametes. [1920–25; dipl (o)- + -ont < Greek ont-, s. of ṓn being, present participle of eînai to be (compare onto-)]

单词	diplont
释义	diplont dip·lont D0241000 (dĭp′lŏnt′)n. An organism having somatic cells with the diploid number of chromosomes. dip·lont′ic (-lŏn′tĭk) adj. diplont (ˈdɪplɒnt) n (Biology) an animal or plant that has the diploid number of chromosomes in its somatic cells[C20: diplo- + Greek ōn being, from einai to be] dipˈlontic adj dip•lont (ˈdɪp lɒnt) n. 1. the diploid individual in a life cycle that has a diploid and a haploid phase. 2. an organism having two sets of chromosomes in its somatic cells and a single haploid set of chromosomes in its gametes. [1920–25; dipl (o)- + -ont < Greek ont-, s. of ṓn being, present participle of eînai to be (compare onto-)] diplont diplont [′dip‚länt] (biology) An organism with diploid somatic cells and haploid gametes. diplont diplont (dĭp′lŏnt′)n. An organism having somatic cells with the diploid number of chromosomes. dip·lont′ic (-lŏn′tĭk) adj. diplont an organism in the DIPLOID stage.
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