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Does chromosome number noticeably affect the mass of DNA you’ll see?

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Does chromosome number noticeably affect the mass of DNA you’ll see?

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Cells with more chromosomes contain relatively more DNA, but the difference will not likely be noticeable to the eye. The amount of DNA you will see depends more on the ratio of DNA to cell volume. For example, plant seeds yield a lot of DNA because they have very little water in the cell cytoplasm. That is, they have a small volume. So the DNA is relatively concentrated. You don’t have to use very many seeds to get a lot of DNA!

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