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Anastral and astral mitosis

What are the basic difference between anastral and astral mitosis?

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The Astral mitosis is that in which there is formation of aster, a structure formed by the centrioles. Anastral mitosis is that in which there is no making of aster; it takes place in cells without centrioles, such as plant cells (or superior plants).

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