Question:
how does mitosis takes place in haploid cells of ferns
Answer:
A haploid cell that undergoes mitosis produces haploid cells. This can also happen in the sporangia of certain ascomycete fungi for example, apart from ferns. In ferns, the prothallus is haploid. So all the cells are produced by mitosis of the original haploid spore, so the entire structure has all haploid cells.
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