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In the mitosis of onion root experiment, why does the onion root have to be crushed into smaller pieces​

In the mitosis of onion root experiment, why does the onion root have to be crushed into smaller pieces​
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in the mitosis of onion root experiment, why does the onion root have to be crushed into smaller pieces​

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It allows them to be flattened on a microscopic slide, so that the chromosomes of individual cells can be observed easily.
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