What is plant mitosis?
plants mitosis is a process by which the plant cell divides and produces two identical copies that are referred to as daughter cells. Each of the daughter cells receives a complete copy of the genetic material contained in its parent cell. Plants of plants are intermediate, profse, metaphase, anaphase, telophase and cytokinesis.
During the interifase, also referred to as the resting phase of the cell, the plant cell is prepared for mitosis. At this point, the cell takes place about its normal business. For example, the cell duplicates chromosomes during this phase. Interfase is sometimes listed at the end of the descriptions of plant mitosis, depending on the scientific source.
In profasis, genetic material called chromatin condenses and forms chromosomes. Chromosomes are connected together to connect couples at a central point called Centromere. Outside the core, structures called centrosomes develop. Their task is to create hollow rods called microtubules. When preparing for the metaphase phase of the plant mitosis enter microtubules into the selfDra and attach chromosomes in their centromers.
During metaphase of plant mitosis, centromers with connected microtubules move to different ends of the cell. This results in the towing of chromosomes to the opposite end of the cell. Centromery will begin to form a department's point during this phase.
In the phase of plant mitosis anaphase, the chromosome pairs are separated and half of the pair migrate to one end of the cell, while the other half moves to the other end. Mikrotubules in the cell work to prolong plant cells. It prepares a cell on Telophase.
When a plant cell is in telofase, its microtubules and centrosomes disintegrate. The remaining nucleus from the original cell creates the nucleus around the chromosomes at the opposite ends of the cell. At this point, it will turn into chromatin again.
When the plant cell enters cytokinesis, it must still be divided into two independent cells. The cell develops a cell plateAt this point, which is used to divide one cell into two separate daughter cells. Two new daughter cells then broke away, each with an exact copy of the original cell genetic material.
Mitosis of plants is like animal mitosis. The main difference is that animal cells do not develop a cell plate. Instead, the animal cell grips in the middle to divide into two cells.