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Differentiate between Mitosis in plant cell and animal cell based on Cytokinesis.
ICSEClass XBiologyStructure of Chromosomes, Cell Cycle and Cell Division02 Mark2026 Moderate
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| Mitosis in a plant cell | Mitosis in an animal cell |
|---|---|
| During cytokinesis, a cell plate forms at the centre and grows outwards. | During cytokinesis, a furrow develops in the plasma membrane and deepens inwards. |
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