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Which of the following is TRUE of the relationship between the phytochrome system and the biological clock of plants?
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Pea plant tendrils wrapping around a string demonstrate:
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If a plant is living under conditions that limit root growth, shoot growth is:
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To encourage the formation of well-developed, heavily branched roots, you should treat cuttings with:
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Tomatoes that are planted upside down still grow upright, displaying:
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A species-specific ratio of ________ produced in the apical meristem and ________ produced in the root tips maintains a balance between shoot and root growth.
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As a leaf or fruit ages and prepares to fall from a tree, what type of layer does it form?
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Which environmental factor is most significant for flowering?
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Why do bananas in a bag ripen so much faster than bananas on a counter top?
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Venus flytraps catch insects in order to supplement their input of:
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The hormone ________ was named after the fungus that causes "foolish seedling" disease in rice.
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When auxin accumulates on the lower side of the root of a germinating seed, it:
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Most scientists believe that the lateral buds farthest from the top of a tree are the least inhibited from sprouting because they:
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Which of these hormones helps plants tolerate drought and cold?
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Why can flowers be brought "into bloom" out of season by changing the duration of light and darkness?
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________ plants bloom only when the duration of uninterrupted darkness is shorter than a critical length.
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If a storm breaks off the top of a tree, within a year or two, one of the lower branches will grow upward and become the new tree top, while inhibiting other branches from doing the same. This is an example of:
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