Sporogenesis occurs in reproductive structures called sporangia. In this type of reproduction sporogenous cells ( also referred to as spore mother cells or sporocytes) undergo cell division to give rise to spores.
In conifers and flowering plants meitoic division occurs in the sporangium. In this type of cell division a diploid mother cell within the sporangium undergoes meiosis producing four haploid spores.
In gymnosperms like conifers microspores are produced through meiosis of the microsporocytes of the male cones.
In flowering plants the microsporocytes are produced in the anthers of flowers.
Some fungi and algae produce mitospores in the sporangium through mitotic cell division.
Meiosis. This will begin the haploid stage as the gametophyte.
During spermatogenesis a cell division called meiosis occurs. This process produces four sperm cells.
Mitotic cell division occurs.
meiotic cell division occurs in the gonads
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DNA replication occurs just before cell division, meaning both daughter cells have DNA occurs during interphase
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cell division occurs everywhere that things are growing
Mitotic cell division occurs.
Sporangium
meiotic cell division occurs in the gonads
both mitosis and meosis cell division occurs in cancer cells
cell division occurs in meiosis
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cancer occurs
In cells during cell division.
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Cell cycle and phases of nucear division
DNA replication occurs just before cell division, meaning both daughter cells have DNA occurs during interphase