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FIGURE 23.16
Altered planes of cell division in the schizoriza mutant.
The mechanisms that control the orientation of mitoses in plants are not as well under-
stood as they are in animals, but the question is an important one, however, because of the
very close relationship between division and morphogenesis in any organism in which cell
rearrangement cannot over-ride a cell's place of birth.
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