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Describe the process of mitosis in plant cell with a proper diagram.
Mitosis is a vegetative division in which the parent cell makes its exact replicas as a daughter cell. In meiosis, the parent cell gets divided into four haploid daughter cells.
There are six stages of mitosis such as:
1. Interphase: It is not part of mitosis; however the cell spends a period of growth in interphase before entering mitosis.
2. Prophase: It is the first and largest phase of mitosis in which and chromatin gets condensed into chromosomes. The centrioles split and move to the opposite ends.
3. Prometaphase (Early Metaphase): The nuclear membrane breaks down. The microtubules get attached to the kinetochores and allow chromosomes to move around.
4. Late Metaphase: The microtubules pull chromosomes with an equal force so it moves to the center of the cell.
5. Anaphase: The sister chromatids split and become the chromosomes of daughter nuclei
6. Telophase: It is the final stage in which the replicated and paired chromosomes are separated. They are pulled at the opposite ends of the pole. It is further separated into Early Telophase and Cytokinesis, and Late Telophase.
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