alleryStart learning →A doubled haploid plant is
AHomozygous for desired traits
BHeterozygous for all genes
CTriploid and always sterile
DGenetically very unstable
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Homozygous for desired traits
Doubling the chromosomes of a haploid cell gives two identical copies of every allele, so the plant is homozygous.
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