The initial cell division of meiosis , known as meiosis I, divides the chromosomes into two cells. After this division, each cell receives a ploidy number of 2N.
After meiosis II, there is no decrease in ploidy since both parent and daughter cells only have one copy of each meiosis. Each cell after mitosis has a chromatid for every homologous chromosome. Thus, each cell has enough DNA to make two copies of each chromosome.
Reductional division also occurs during the first meiotic stage, when a diploid parent cell divides into haploid daughter cells, resulting in a shift in ploidy. Meiosis II does not include a change in ploidy because it is an equational division.
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