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Choose the type of plant chemical or its action most closely associated with the consequence listed below. Each chemical or action may be used more than once.
-stabilizing cell proteins under freezing conditions
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What is the exposure of plants to low temperatures (in order to stimulate flowering) called?
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-synthesizing protease inhibitors
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Which type of plant hormone is generally responsible for long-term inhibition of plant growth such as in buds and seeds?
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Which plant hormone is primarily responsible for inhibiting leaf abscission?
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Light of which wavelengths is the main stimulus for phototropism?
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How might a plant communicate to another plant that it has been attacked by a herbivore?
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Charles Darwin was the first person to discover the hormone auxin.
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What are secondary metabolites that function to protect plants from viral, fungal, and bacterial pathogens?
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-inducing the synthesis of pathogenesis-related proteins
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Which of the following was the first peptide hormone discovered in plants that functions in wound response in the tomato?
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You observe a sunflower that moves its leaves so that it tracks the sun across the sky throughout the day, and a sensitive plant that reversibly folds up its leaflets when you touch it. What are both of these examples of?
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Which of the following correctly describes the patterns of flowering in bearded irises and chrysanthemums?
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What is required in tobacco tissue culture to get both roots and shoots to develop?
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-acting as an enzyme
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