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Oryza sativa is a diploid species having chromosomes

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Oryza sativa is a diploid species having chromosomes

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Oryza sativa is the scientific name of Asian rice and is a diploid species with two sets of 12 chromosomes. The genome of rice is composed of 24 chromosomes and has a total length of 430 megabases.
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