12. The figure shows a micrograph of colchicine treated onion root tip cells prepared using squash preparation by Alex during practical. Name the stage of cell cycle of the cell pointed by arrow head in the micrograph.

12. The figure shows a micrograph of colchicine treated onion root tip cells prepared using squash preparation by Alex during practical. Name the stage of cell cycle of the cell pointed by arrow head in the micrograph.

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12. The figure shows a micrograph of colchicine treated onion root tip cells
prepared using squash preparation by Alex during practical. Name the
stage of cell cycle of the cell pointed by arrow head in the micrograph.
A) Prophase
B) Metaphase
C) Anaphase
O D) Telophase

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