Question 1

Match between columns
                        Premises: node
internode
lateral bud
terminal bud
apical meristems

Accepted Answer

The Answer of C and D and E and A is...

Question 2

Specialized outgrowths of the plant epidermis called ____ are hairlike projections, such as root hairs.

Accepted Answer

A)  cuticles 
B)  protoplasts 
C)  stomata 
D)  trichomes 
E)  bark 
A)  cuticles 
B)  protoplasts 
C)  stomata 
D)  trichomes 
E)  bark

Question 3

The ____ of the plant refers to the mechanisms by which the plant body functions in its environment.

Accepted Answer

A)  morphology 
B)  ecology 
C)  anatomy 
D)  distribution 
E)  physiology 
A)  morphology 
B)  ecology 
C)  anatomy 
D)  distribution 
E)  physiology

Question 4

Which tissue gives rise to primary vascular tissues?

Accepted Answer

A)  protoderm 
B)  apical meristem 
C)  ground meristem 
D)  vascular cambium 
E)  procambium 
A)  protoderm 
B)  apical meristem 
C)  ground meristem 
D)  vascular cambium 
E)  procambium

Question 5

Which statement is true regarding typical plant development?

Accepted Answer

A)  Growing tips and zones are present throughout a plant's life, and final plant form is not influenced by the environment. 
B)  Plant bodies have a fixed final size, and final plant form is influenced by the environment. 
C)  Final plant form is not influenced by the environment, and growing tips and zones are present throughout a plant's life. 
D)  Growing tips and zones are present throughout a plant's life, and plant bodies do not have a fixed final size. 
E)  Plant bodies do not have a fixed final size, and final plant form is not influenced by the environment. 
A)  Growing tips and zones are present throughout a plant's life, and final plant form is not influenced by the environment. 
B)  Plant bodies have a fixed final size, and final plant form is influenced by the environment. 
C)  Final plant form is not influenced by the environment, and growing tips and zones are present throughout a plant's life. 
D)  Growing tips and zones are present throughout a plant's life, and plant bodies do not have a fixed final size. 
E)  Plant bodies do not have a fixed final size, and final plant form is not influenced by the environment.

Question 6

Cuticle, guard cells, stomata, and trichomes are all terms associated with ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  ground tissue 
B)  vascular tissue 
C)  meristem 
D)  dermal tissue 
E)  secondary tissue 
A)  ground tissue 
B)  vascular tissue 
C)  meristem 
D)  dermal tissue 
E)  secondary tissue

Question 7

Older roots become thick and woody through the buildup of ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  periderm 
B)  meristem 
C)  cork cambium 
D)  vascular cambium 
E)  pericycle 
A)  periderm 
B)  meristem 
C)  cork cambium 
D)  vascular cambium 
E)  pericycle

Question 8

Figure 33.1
-Answer the question using the accompanying figure. In the diagram of a root tip, the structure labeled "2" is the ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  quiescent center 
B)  zone of cell division 
C)  zone of elongation 
D)  root cap 
E)  zone of maturation 
A)  quiescent center 
B)  zone of cell division 
C)  zone of elongation 
D)  root cap 
E)  zone of maturation

Question 9

The site of new primary growth at the apex of a shoot is the ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  terminal bud 
B)  internode 
C)  axil 
D)  lateral bud 
E)  node 
A)  terminal bud 
B)  internode 
C)  axil 
D)  lateral bud 
E)  node

Question 10

The KN-1 gene in maize is normally expressed in ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  primary meristems, where it initiates the process of differentiation 
B)  apical meristems, where it maintains the undifferentiated state 
C)  apical meristems, where it initiates the process of differentiation 
D)  primary meristems, where it maintains the undifferentiated state 
E)  lateral meristems, where it initiates the process of secondary growth 
A)  primary meristems, where it initiates the process of differentiation 
B)  apical meristems, where it maintains the undifferentiated state 
C)  apical meristems, where it initiates the process of differentiation 
D)  primary meristems, where it maintains the undifferentiated state 
E)  lateral meristems, where it initiates the process of secondary growth

Exam 33: The Plant Body

Specialized outgrowths of the plant epidermis called ____ are hairlike projections, such as root hairs.

The ____ of the plant refers to the mechanisms by which the plant body functions in its environment.

Which tissue gives rise to primary vascular tissues?

Which statement is true regarding typical plant development?

Cuticle, guard cells, stomata, and trichomes are all terms associated with ____.

Older roots become thick and woody through the buildup of ____.

Figure 33.1 -Answer the question using the accompanying figure. In the diagram of a root tip, the structure labeled "2" is the ____.

The site of new primary growth at the apex of a shoot is the ____.

The KN-1 gene in maize is normally expressed in ____.

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