dentify: 1. A cell division characteristic of the Charophyta and higher plant marked by the breakdown of the nuclear envelope early in mitosis. 2. A cell division characteristic of the chlorophytes whereby nuclear envelope remains intact early in mitosis. 3. It refers to the parallel arrangement of microtubules relative to the plane of cell division during cytokinesis in the Chlorophyta. 4. It refers to the perpendicular arrangement of microtubules relative to the plane of cell division during cytokinesis in the Charophyta.

dentify: 1. A cell division characteristic of the Charophyta and higher plant marked by the breakdown of the nuclear envelope early in mitosis. 2. A cell division characteristic of the chlorophytes whereby nuclear envelope remains intact early in mitosis. 3. It refers to the parallel arrangement of microtubules relative to the plane of cell division during cytokinesis in the Chlorophyta. 4. It refers to the perpendicular arrangement of microtubules relative to the plane of cell division during cytokinesis in the Charophyta.

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Chapter36: Roots And Mineral Nutrition

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