triploidic
/trɪˈploʊɪdɪk/Definitions
1. adjective
relating to or having three times the usual number of chromosomes in an organism’s cell, especially in a plant with three sets of chromosomes.
“The triploidic plant was used to create a new strain of wheat with improved yields.”
2. noun
a cell or organism with three times the usual number of chromosomes.
“The researcher studied the triploidic cells to understand the effects of genetic mutation.”