IPA: //ɒkˈtɒp.lɔɪd//
KK: /ɑkˈtɑpˌlɔɪd/
Referring to an organism that has eight sets of chromosomes in its cells.
The octoploid plant species can thrive in various environments due to its genetic diversity.
An organism that has eight sets of chromosomes, which is more than the usual two sets found in most species.
The octoploid plant species can produce larger fruits than its diploid relatives.
Octoploid → It is formed from "octo-" (from Greek "okto", meaning eight) and "-ploid" (from Greek "ploides", meaning having a certain number of sets). The word "octoploid" refers to an organism that has eight sets of chromosomes.
Think of the prefix 'octo-' meaning eight, and remember that 'octoploid' describes something with eight sets of chromosomes.