The movement of chromosomes in anaphase was studied in staminal hair cells of Tradescantia reflexa and in algal cells of Spirogyra. Nuclei at various stages of anaphase were photographed, and the movement of chromosomes was measured in enlarged photographs. The anaphase movement of chromosomes in Tradescantia reflexa mostly involved the approach of chromosomes towards the spindle pole, while in Spirogyra the movement of chromosomes was induced by the separation of poles.
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