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Suppose that a scientist is experimenting in the laboratory with tissue culture methods. Pith tissue that was isolated has grown an undifferentiated mass of cells (called a callus), and that tissue has been divided up and placed in the following culture media: (1) necessary nutrients plus indoleacetic acid; (2) necessary nutrients plus zeatin (a cytokinin); (3) necessary nutrients plus equivalent concentrations of indoleacetic acid and zeatin; (4) necessary nutrients plus an excess of zeatin and minimal indoleacetic acid. Explain what happens to the mass of tissue under each condition.
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Which of the following does not occur during the earliest stages of germination?
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A protein pigment called phytochrome is thought to monitor photoperiod because
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Which of the following statements about phytochrome Pr is true?
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Which of the following is most important for the future survival of a young plant seedling that has not yet been exposed to light?
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Genetic mutations that disrupt plant development are usually studied by means of
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What hormonal influences are affecting a pea plant from the moment it is planted until its emergence?
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Refer to the diagram below, showing seed germination.
-Identify the molecules indicated by D in seed 4. What is their role?
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In shoot phototrophic responses, auxin is transported _______ and _______ from the apical meristem.
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To be able to respond to environmental stimuli at any stage of development, plants employ sequences of biochemical reactions called
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Growth of a shoot tip toward the light, which is called _______, is thought to be mediated by the actions of the hormone _______.
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Which of the following suggests that plants produce gibberellins?
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Recently, it has been discovered that both auxin and gibberellins have specific protein receptors which, when bound by hormone,
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