Question

1. What type of cell division occurs in plasmodium ?​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Cell division in Plasmodium occurs largely through a schizogonic process, in which the nuclei divide asynchronously at first into about 16–24 nuclei, followed by the formation of cell bodies [1]–[5]. Unlike classical eukaryotic cell division, the nuclear cell membrane appears to remain intact during such divisions.

Answer 2

Answer:

Cell division in Plasmodium occurs largely through a schizogonic process, in which the nuclei divide asynchronously at first into about 16–24 nuclei, followed by the formation of cell bodies [1]–[5]. Unlike classical eukaryotic cell division, the nuclear cell membrane appears to remain intact during such divisions.