,ilod, possibl; 

 matter of th 

 funded by th 



in the size of the nu 



. until the nucleus, pr 



collect at the ends of 1 

 future nuclear spine 



becomes apparently I 



(figs. 5-6). The lower ends then bend inward and also appi 

 eutlv fuse forming a continuous coil (figs. 6-7); while t 

 daughter segments move towards the poles, the spindle fib: 

 remain behind, and others become intercalated and a. bulgi 



in the equatorial region slight thickenings form on the spim 

 fibers (figs. 7-8). These become more and more marked a 

 gradually touch and fuse, forming the new cell-wall betwt 

 the now divided daughter nuclei (fig. 9). 



During the process of cell-wall formation, the segments 

 the daughter nuclei which have united as above explain 

 begin to elongate and decrease in thickness, taking on the < 

 pearance of the resting nucleus. The remaining steps are j 



