Non-parental Ditype (NPD) At Biology Glossary
What is it? A spore arrangement in Ascomycetes that contains only the two recombinant-type ascospores (assuming two segregating loci). A tetrad type containing two different genotypes, both of which are recombinant.Bio Definition Added By: Steven
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