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please use ^ link to answer the questions below. The exact picture the questions are referring to can be found on slide #19/39

What type of cell division is presented on the picture below?

How many cells are in anaphase? (circle them)

Find a cell with a nucleolus, indicate it with an arrow.

What is the mitotic index of this plant based on the figure above?

If the picture above is of an onion root, what is the approximate length of mitosis for this plant?

Explanation / Answer

IT is an onion cell. There is one cell in anaphase. A nucleolus is a small round shape dot in the middle of the cell.

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