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Spindle fibres arise from...

Spindle fibres arise from

A

Centriole

B

Centromere

C

Nucleus

D

Mitochondria

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The correct Answer is:
A
There is no direct continuity between centriole and spindle fibres. In plants spindle fibres develop without centriole.
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