What is the web like structure in the cell during division

Spindle fibers

Explanation:

Spindle fibers can be described as the web-like structure that forms during the cell division process and is involved in segregating the chromosomes equally in the daughter cells being formed. The mitotic spindle is made up of proteins which separate the genetic material in a cell during the time of cell division. The spindle fibers formed during the process of mitosis are termed as mitotic spindles. The formation of spindle fibers is necessary for the equal amount of genetic transfer in the daughter cells.