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Involves light-activated kinases
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Phototropism
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Which hormone promotes cell division and delays senescence in plants?
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Naphthalene acetic acid is a synthetic ____ that stimulates root development on stem cuttings and is used extensively in asexual propagation.
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Which hormone promotes cell elongation by changing plant cell walls so that they can expand due to the force of turgor pressure?
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The photoreceptor for photoperiodism and some other light-initiated plant responses is a group of blue-green pigments named
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Directional growth caused by mechanical stimuli
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Thigmotropism
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A derivative of adenine
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Brassinosteroid
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The "stress hormone" involved in stomatal closure during water stress is
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Stimulates division of cell growth in tissue culture
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Abscisic acid
Ethylene
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Directional growth caused by light
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Thigmomorphogenesis
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Gibberellins are also involved in _____, the rapid elongation of a floral stalk that occurs naturally in many plants when they initiate flowering.
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The herbicides (weed killers) 2,4-D and 2,4,5-T are examples of synthetic
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For Arabidopsis and many other plants, ______ and ______ are implicated in resetting the biological clock.
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You want to obtain the strongest phototropic response from a shoot. Which wavelength of light should you use?
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_____ activates transcription of the gene for the small subunit of ______, an enzyme involved in photosynthesis
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Induces seed dormancy
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Any response of a plant to the relative lengths of light and darkness is referred to as
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Regulates thigmomorphogenesis
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