👉 A triploid, also known as a diploid, is a type of organism where half of its cells are haploid (a single copy of each chromosome). This means that one half of the cell's DNA is identical to the other half. Examples of triploid organisms include plants and animals. Triploid organisms have two sets of chromosomes: one set is called the haploid, while the other is called the diploid. When a plant or animal has two sets of chromosomes (haploid),
