Cell Division: Meiosis and Sexual Reproduction

The journal covers the dynamics and mechanisms of sexual processes in all plants. Editorial board, instructions for authors, tables of contents and abstracts.

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Some fine photographs and an explanation of this process, provided by Gen-yu Sasaki.

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• Animalia

IASPRR aims to stimulate scientific research in the field of plant reproduction and related subjects and promote the application of the results of such research in agriculture and forestry. Provides information on congresses, membership and the journal.

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The full text of a PhD by S. Sundberg investigating the persistence of a Sphagnum spore bank and the ability of Sphagnum to establish on bare peat from spores. [PDF]

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Scholarly organization of researchers from academia and industry.

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Computer animation of cell division in the structure of real tissue. Explains behavior of stem cells, role of apoptosis, and has applications to developmental biology, also as a teaching tool. Includes articles and trial download.

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• Cell Cycle

Offers information on the cell cycle, including prokaryotic and eukaryotic cell division.

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• Mitosis

MEIOSIS, established in l989 in the name of NSA Plants, was the brainchild of major soft fruit and tree fruit propagators together with leading soft fruit marketing groups in the UK. Designed to work closely with fruit breeding programmes throughout the world, MEIOSIS task was then and is now to introduce new cultivars to the fruit industry. Through the strength of our portfolio, we are able to protect new material against unlicensed propagation,

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• Meiosis

Sex is a complicated way for an organism to reproduce itself. What benefit does it have, compared to simple cell division? The answer lies in the complex process of cell replication known as meiosis, and the way it works holds one of the keys to evolution. In this discussion, we limit ourselves to the human genome, which has forty six chromosomes, in twenty two pairs, the autosomes, plus two more: either two X chromosomes or an X and a Y. M

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Mitosis doesn't do a lot of work than meiosis, But it's a special factor that Biologist can't even resist. The process is dived into four general stages. A process that will last for the ages. The four general stages are considered phases, Involving prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, and Telophase. The Mitosis process begins with interphase, This is when cell divisions are growing in such a rapid pace. This is the place where everything starts, A sim

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