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How many generations are required by a cell of meristem to produce 128 cells

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Answered by hsijvdiob234
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A single mitotic division of oNe cell produces twO cells. 2nd division of this two cells produces 4 cells and so on. 2^n = Number Of cells after n divisions. Thus 7 generations of mitosis yields 128 cells from a single cell.
Answered by gratefuljarette
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In 7th mitotic generation it produces totally 128 cells from single cell.

EXPLANATION:

Meristem is tissue in the plant containing the undifferentiated cells. These cells give rise to organ of the plant and are responsible for growth.  

The numbers of generations required by a cell of meristem to produce 128 cells are as follows

  • The single mitotic division produces two cells.
  • The second division produces four cells and hence \bold{2^{n}} cell in every generation.
  • In 7th mitotic generation it produces totally 128 cells from single cell.
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