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I'm doing this for science homework. Yahoo.com says that there are 12 chromosomes in a potato plant. another wiki answer said it was 99999999.998645 or something like 8645. I don't really know.

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What cell types contains the least number of chromosomes?

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How many chromosomes does each the male and female reproductive cell contain?

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How many chromosomes do Elephant egg cells have?

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