| A remarkable paper by Prokofyeva-Belgovskaya, pointing out a difference between mother and daughter chromosomes in binucleate cells. |
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| The rise in the percentage of binucleate cells during this time indicated that the loss of uninucleate cells was due to nuclear division. |
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| In the same tissues binucleate cells and cells with multilobed nuclei occurred. |
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| The ratio of percent binucleate to mononucleate cells was used as a parameter of cell proliferation in culture. |
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| The incidence of micronucleated cells was recorded by scoring 500 binucleate cells with intact cytoplasm. |
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| Final experiments comprised at least three doses, with the highest concentration showing a significant reduction in the proportion of binucleate cells in the cultures. |
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| Pollen grains binucleate or trinucleate, often tricolporate and occasionally in tetrads. |
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| There were scattered apoptotic cells, few binucleate cells, and multifocal areas of necrosis within the mass. |
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| Biological control of Rhizoctonia root rot of snap bean with binucleate Rhizoctonia-like fungi. |
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| Some fields may show binucleate cartilage cells, indicating a process of amitotic division, but most are monocellular and mononucleate. |
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| Nucleus of microspores then undergoes mitosis and resulted to form two unequal nuclei, a large vegetative and small generative one thus to form binucleate pollens. |
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