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The plant hormone ____ appears to play a major role in gravitropism in roots and shoots.
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The plant signaling molecule ____ is similar in structure to aspirin.
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Molecular data has shown that ____ originated during the period when non-bryophytes diverged from the bryophytes.
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The plant hormone synthesized mainly in root tips and apparently transported through the plant in xylem sap is ____.
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When a plant becomes infected by pathogenic bacteria or fungi, it may respond by way of a fight or flight response - a defense that cordons off an infection site surrounding it with dead cells.
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Suppose you are culturing tobacco callus in a Petri dish at a 10:1 ratio of auxin to cytokinin. To promote only shoot development you would ____.
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The type of plant hormone primarily responsible for inhibiting growth of lateral meristems on shoots and restricting the formation of branches is/are ____.
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A plant's response to the relative lengths of light and dark periods in its environment during each 24-hour period is a phenomenon called ____.
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Work by Charles Darwin and Francis Darwin was instrumental in the discovery of ____.
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The plant hormone ____ is apparently synthesized from carotenoid pigments inside plastids.
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Commercial grape growers use ____ to get larger grapes by lengthening the stem on which fruits develop.
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According to the acid-growth hypothesis, auxin causes increased acidity in cell walls, which then activates ____ that disrupt(s) bonds between cellulose microfibrils, allowing cell expansion.
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When a plant has a hypersensitive response, production of ____ triggers effects such as the expression of PR proteins.
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In some cases, when an insect begins feeding on a leaf the plant responds by activating a signaling pathway that results in the production of ____, which disrupt an insect's capacity to digest proteins.
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Placing a ripe apple with other apples that are not ripe will cause the other apples to ripen sooner due to the release of ____.
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The type of plant hormone primarily responsible for promoting the formation of lateral roots is/are ____.
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In systemic acquired resistance, the regulatory protein NPR-1 moves from the cytoplasm to the cell nucleus, apparently in response to a buildup of ____ in the cytoplasm.
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