138Number ofcellsProportiontime in phaseAnaphase400xTime inphase(minutes)B. TIME SPENT IN EACH PHASE OF THE CELL CYCLETable 14-1. Findings from time spent in each phase of cell cycleTelophase400x655.2 14.4OInterphase Prophase Metaphase Anaphase Telophase Cytokinesis Total5111560.020.02Cytokinesis0-02400x0.0428.8 14.4O14.4 O1. According to your results, during which phase of the cell cycle do onion root cellsspend the most time?2. According to your results, what proportion (or percentage) of time do onion root cellsspend in Mitosis?3. How do your results for questions 1 and 2 compare to the actual values for onion rootcells? Cite your source(s).1.01727.2EXTENDED QUESTIONS1. Describe one difference between cytokinesis in plant cells and animal cells using com-plete sentences.backspacenterVacbeS

Note: you have asked multiple questions. We are instructed to answer only three. Thereby, repost the remaining questions. According to the results the onion root tip cell spends most time in interphase. It is approximately the 90% of time of the whole cell cycle.Mitosis is considered from prophase to telophase. So, the sum of times spent in prophase, metaphase, anaphase and telophase (14.4+28.8+14.4+14.4) is 72 which is approximately 10% (9.9% to be more precise) of the total timing of the cell cycleAccording to experiment by Marshall D. Sunburg, University of Wisconsin 1339 minutes are spent in interphase, 74.88 minutes in prophase, 11.52 min in metaphase, 5.76 minutes in telophase and 8.64 minites in anaphase are spent by onion root tip cell. Only the result for interphase in little bit consistent as the maximum time is spent here. Other results vary.