Yes. Plant cells lack centrioles.
Centrioles are present only in animal cells and in some lower plant cells. In all higher plant cells, centrioles are absent.
Which of the following differences between the prokaryotic and eukaryotic cell isn't correct? EUKARYOTIC CELLSPROKARYOTIC CELLSNucleus is presentNucleus is absentMitochondria is presentMitochondria is absentPresent in bacteria and blue algaePresent in all animals and plantsCentriole is presentCentriole is not present
As spindle fibres are formed by centrioles during mitosis. But they are absent in plant cells. So who forms spindle fibres in plants in order to carry out mitosis.
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How does plant chromosomes gets separated without centriole? How spindle fibres are made in plant cell?
Nerve cells do not divide as they do not contain centrioles so why does plant cells divides (even they do not contain centrioles)?