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Brassinosteroids were first discovered in the pollen of rape, from the _______ family.
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Like gibberellins, brassinosteroids promote
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Germination is often stimulated by environmental factors, including the presence of _______, which allows _______ (the first step in the germination process of most seeds).
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Seeds of a plant that is native to Mexico are released in mid-spring just as their native habitat is drying out and becoming unfavorably hot.They are quiescent after they are released.This example demonstrates that seed quiescence usually helps ensure that
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In early experiments, what showed that auxin was water soluble?
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Which statement about the mechanism by which phytochrome activates gene transcription is false?
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What is the name of structure indicated by the letter "A"? Which hormones control its formation?
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Different wavelengths of light on the color spectrum can affect the growth and development of a plant.These light signals are perceived by what kind of protein?
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The part of monocot seedlings that was critical in early studies of phototropism and auxin is the
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A newly excavated archaeological site contains a jar of seeds, which, after soaking for one week in warm water, germinate at 5 percent of the total number of seeds.Those seeds were
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To create a genetic screen to study plant hormones, one must create what kind of unusual plants?
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Gibberellins were discovered by the biologist Eiichi Kurosawa while he was studying a fungal infection of _______, in which seedlings _______.
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Seeds from plants native to a place with hot summers and cold winters would probably need what kind of treatment to promote their germination?
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Treatment of some plants with gibberellins or auxin causes parthenocarpy, which is the formation of
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Which of the following light receptors is responsible for absorbing both blue and ultraviolet light?
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Which plant hormone stimulates axillary buds to grow into branches?
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The size of seedless grapes can be increased by using which group of plant hormones, applied exogenously?
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A plant grows toward a directional light when auxin moves to the (lighted/shaded) _______ side.This has the effect of expanding the cell walls in that region, causing asymmetric growth and, thus, bending.
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The prephotosynthetic seedling must survive using resources from the _______ or the _______.
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