Please complete the table attached and answer the following questionsa.) What is the correct term used to describe the ploidy of each of the following plants that are listed in the table above? If an aneuploid condition is present, please NAME the aneuploid condition. Please be SPECIFIC. (i) Cucumis sativus ________________________________ (ii) Cucumis sativus variant 1 ________________________________ (iii) Cucumis sativus variant 2 ________________________________ (iv) Cucumis sativus variant 3 ________________________________ (v) Cucumis hytivus ________________________________ (vi) Cucumis sativus hoosiereii ________________________________ (vii) Cucumis bloomingtonii ________________________________ (viii) Cucumis hystrix ________________________________ b.) Please explain why Cucumis bloomingtonii is sterile. PlantScientific nameReproductionNumber ofchromosomesTypes ofchromosomes presentin somaticcellsCucumber Cucumis sativus14SexualDifferent than C. melo(C. sativis)or C. hystrixCucumberCucumis sativus15Sexual withvariant 1variant 1All similar to C. sativus;Different than C. meloor C. hystrix(C. sativis var 1)CucumberCucumis sativus13variant 2variant 2fertilityproblemsSexual withfertilityproblemsSexual withfertilityproblemsAll similar to C. sativus;Different than C. meloor C. hystrix(C. sativis var 2)CucumberCucumis sativus16All similar to C. sativus;Different than C. melovariant 3variant 3(C. sativis var 3)or C. hystrixMelonCucumis melo24SexualDifferent than C. sativusor C. hystrix(C. melo)Asiatic24SexualDifferent than C. meloMelonor C. sativusMelumberCucumis hystrix(C. hystrix)Cucumis hytivus(C. hytivus)Cucumis sativus38SexualSimilar to C. sativus andC. hystrixHoosier28SexualAll similar to C. sativuscucumber hoosiereii(C. sativushoosierii)SeedlessCucumis21SterileAll similar to C. sativuscucumber bloomingtonii(C.bloomingtonii)****IMPORTANT: if the chromosome sets are derived from different species, please use notation suchas 201, 202, 2n3, etc. to distinguish the different sets of chromosomes present.***Ploidy(n, 2n, 3n,4n, 2n+1,etc.)20₁

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Please complete the table attached and answer the following questions a.) What is the correct term used to describe the ploidy of each of the following plants that are listed in the table above? If an aneuploid condition is present, please NAME the aneuploid condition. Please be SPECIFIC. (i) Cucumis sativus ____ (ii) Cucumis sativus variant 1 (iii) Cucumis sativus variant 2 (iv) Cucumis sativus variant 3 (v) Cucumis hytivus (vi) Cucumis sativus hoosiereii (vii) Cucumis bloomingtonii (viii) Cucumis hystrix

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Please complete the table attached and answer the following questions

a.) What is the correct term used to describe the ploidy of each of the following plants that are listed in the table above? If an aneuploid condition is present, please NAME the aneuploid condition. Please be SPECIFIC.

(i) Cucumis sativus ________________________________

(ii) Cucumis sativus variant 1 ________________________________

(iii) Cucumis sativus variant 2 ________________________________

(iv) Cucumis sativus variant 3 ________________________________

(v) Cucumis hytivus ________________________________

(vi) Cucumis sativus hoosiereii ________________________________

(vii) Cucumis bloomingtonii ________________________________

(viii) Cucumis hystrix ________________________________

b.) Please explain why Cucumis bloomingtonii is sterile.

Plant
Scientific name
Reproduction
Number of
chromosomes
Types of
chromosomes present
in somatic
cells
Cucumber Cucumis sativus
14
Sexual
Different than C. melo
(C. sativis)
or C. hystrix
Cucumber
Cucumis sativus
15
Sexual with
variant 1
variant 1
All similar to C. sativus;
Different than C. melo
or C. hystrix
(C. sativis var 1)
Cucumber
Cucumis sativus
13
variant 2
variant 2
fertility
problems
Sexual with
fertility
problems
Sexual with
fertility
problems
All similar to C. sativus;
Different than C. melo
or C. hystrix
(C. sativis var 2)
Cucumber
Cucumis sativus
16
All similar to C. sativus;
Different than C. melo
variant 3
variant 3
(C. sativis var 3)
or C. hystrix
Melon
Cucumis melo
24
Sexual
Different than C. sativus
or C. hystrix
(C. melo)
Asiatic
24
Sexual
Different than C. melo
Melon
or C. sativus
Melumber
Cucumis hystrix
(C. hystrix)
Cucumis hytivus
(C. hytivus)
Cucumis sativus
38
Sexual
Similar to C. sativus and
C. hystrix
Hoosier
28
Sexual
All similar to C. sativus
cucumber hoosiereii
(C. sativus
hoosierii)
Seedless
Cucumis
21
Sterile
All similar to C. sativus
cucumber bloomingtonii
(C.
bloomingtonii)
****IMPORTANT: if the chromosome sets are derived from different species, please use notation such
as 201, 202, 2n3, etc. to distinguish the different sets of chromosomes present.
***Ploidy
(n, 2n, 3n,
4n, 2n+1,
etc.)
20₁

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