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What is the hormone that promotes stem elongation and was first discovered while studying the growth of extremely tall and spindly rice plants?
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Figure 38-1
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-Based on the data in Figure 38-1, the condition that results in root development is:
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What am I? I am present in reduced amounts in dwarf plants, and I stimulate bolting in many species.
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Match the plant hormone with its description.
a.abscisic acid
d.cytokinin
b.auxin
e.ethylene
c.brassinosteroid
f.gibberellin
-the main hormone involved in phototropism
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A circadian rhythm has a period that approximates a 12-hour cycle.
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a.abscisic acid
d.cytokinin
b.auxin
e.ethylene
c.brassinosteroid
f.gibberellin
-exhibits polar transport
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The twining of tendrils around a support is an example of thigmomorphogenesis.
____________________
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What is the hormone that promotes cell elongation by changing plant cell walls so they can expand due to the force of turgor pressure?
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Abscisic acid stimulates the abscission of leaves.
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Who am I? I am a lipid-derived hormone produced in response to the presence of insect pests.
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Describe the evidence for the existence of a flowering promoter and also for the existence of a flowering inhibitor.
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Match the plant hormone with its description.
a.abscisic acid
d.cytokinin
b.auxin
e.ethylene
c.brassinosteroid
f.gibberellin
-a derivative of adenine
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Which of the following would not be characteristic of a plant exhibiting shade avoidance?
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a.abscisic acid
d.cytokinin
b.auxin
e.ethylene
c.brassinosteroid
f.gibberellin
-promotes the growth of lateral buds
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Methyl salicylate triggers the genes that code for the systemic acquired resistance pathway.
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In barley seed germination, the __________ releases gibberellin which triggers the synthesis of __________ in the __________.
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d.cytokinin
b.auxin
e.ethylene
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-stimulates fruit ripening
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The application of __________ substitutes for low temperature or light requirements for biennial germination.
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a.abscisic acid
d.cytokinin
b.auxin
e.ethylene
c.brassinosteroid
f.gibberellin
-induces seed dormancy
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