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If a coleus plant that has become tall and spindly, what can you do to encourage it to develop lateral branches, so that it becomes bushier?
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________ triggers the formation of an abscission layer in leaves and fruits.
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Most scientists believe that the lateral buds nearest the top of a tree are most inhibited from sprouting because they:
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When auxin accumulates on the lower side of the shoot of a germinating seed, it:
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Why does removing an overripe, mushy apple from a container of otherwise good apples help preserve the good apples?
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A scientist who claims to have discovered a new plant hormone must demonstrate that this compound is:
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Placing a ripe apple in a bag of green bananas will cause the bananas to ripen quickly. This is because the apple:
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If a poplar forest is attacked by gypsy moths, how do the trees around the infected area tend to become somewhat resistant?
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Discovered in 2007, the hormones that control the timing of flowering are called:
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What happens to phytochromes after several days of dark, rainy weather?
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________ maintains seed dormancy, and ________ ends seed dormancy by stimulating enzymes that break down the food reserves of the seed to fuel seedling growth.
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Suppose you have some seeds that refuse to germinate when placed in moist soil. What could you do to encourage the seeds to germinate?
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Misting tomato plants with wintergreen tea can help prevent mosaic virus from infecting the plant. How?
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An insect that twice touches a Venus fly trap hair changes a(n)________ stimulus into a(n)________ signal.
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Auxins are used in rooting powders to encourage the formation of well-branched roots. True or False?
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What will happen to a long-day plant, such as spinach, if the dark period is interrupted by a flash of light for several days in a row during the spring?
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