has_part long microtubules long nuclear microtubules protruding through nuclear envelope during interphase long nuclear microtubules protruding through nuclear envelope during interphase during vegetative growth A physical cellular phenotype observed in the vegetative growth phase of the life cycle in which cells form nuclear microtubules during interphase of the mitotic cell cycle that are longer than normal, and are partially or completely surrounded by an extension of the nuclear envelope. These microtubules usually have one end in close proximity to a spindle pole body, and may puncture the nuclear envelope to extent into the cytoplasm. long nuclear microtubules during interphase, with nuclear envelope deformation FYPO:0004724 2015-07-27T12:51:58Z long nuclear microtubules protruding through nuclear envelope at interphase nuclear envelope protrusion with long mitotic spindle microtubules protruding beyond SPB during interphase midori long nuclear microtubules during interphase, with nuclear envelope protrusion nuclear envelope protrusion with long mitotic spindle microtubules protruding beyond spindle pole body during interphase long nuclear microtubules protruding through nuclear envelope during interphase during mitotic cell cycle long nuclear microtubules protruding through nuclear envelope during mitotic interphase nuclear envelope protrusion present during mitotic interphase