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The likely result of treating a shoot cutting with auxin would be
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Suppose you have discovered a new effect of light on some aspect of plant development.How could you most easily show that phytochrome is the photoreceptor?
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Signal transduction for both auxin and gibberellins involves
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A homeowner has set up an outdoor gas-burning grill next to her favorite camellia bush.After the first few nights of using the grill, she notices that the camellia is beginning to lose its leaves.Which statement best explains what is happening?
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Refer to the figure below.
The mutant plant is most likely to have a defect in the signaling pathway for
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Which plant hormone leads to exaggerated apical hook formation?
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A scientist receives a seed sample from a plant growing in an unknown location and discovers that prolonged cold treatment is needed to break seed dormancy.This suggests that in the native habitat of the plant, the colder part of the year
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Beer breweries use gibberellins to ensure consistent germination and liberation of sugars from starch in grain endosperm.Which layer of the grain responds to the applied gibberellins?
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Refer to the figure below, showing tomatoes subjected to different conditions.
The green tomatoes on the left were not exposed to a plant hormone, whereas the red tomatoes on the right were most likely treated with _______.
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Which of the following statements does not describe the signal transduction pathway initiated by the binding of auxin to its receptor protein?
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Auxin inhibits the phenomenon called _______, where separation occurs at the cell layer between petiole and stem, such as in autumn.
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Seeds from a Mediterranean habitat with frequent fast-burning fires would probably need what treatment to promote their germination?
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Based on its role in plant signaling, which substance is best described as a hormone?
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The effect of light on the growth and development of a plant is called
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Radishes provide a good demonstration of the pronounced swelling that cytokinins can cause in
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It is thought that cytokinins control growth by cell _______.
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