Who coined the term “mitosis” to describe cell division?

✅Explanation:
W. Flemming: In 1882, Walther Flemming introduced the term "mitosis" based on the Greek word "mitos" meaning "thread" to describe the process of cell division where chromosomes condense and divide.  

📌Other Options:
Strasburger: Eduard Strasburger is known for his work on plant chromosomes and cell division.  
Robert Brown: Robert Brown discovered the nucleus in plant cells.  
Remak: Robert Remak was a German biologist who contributed to the understanding of embryonic development.