Biology Cell Division Types

A process of indirect cell division resulting in two daughter cells.

Cells that are formed after mitosis, resembling the parent cell.

The process by which cells increase in size and number through division.

The process where damaged tissues are healed through cell division.

The ability of organisms to replace lost or damaged tissues.

Daughter cells closely resemble parent cells in structure and function.

Parts of flowering plants that relate to cell division processes.

In flowering plants, mitosis aids in forming roots and tubers.

Mitosis plays a vital role in the body's healing after injury.

The development of new tissues through the division of cells.