A) lateral buds are overactive.
B) lateral bud development is dependent on temperature.
C) more gibberellins are produced compared to trees with many lateral branches,and the gibberellins affect the buds detrimentally.
D) more auxins are produced compared to trees with many lateral branches,and the auxins inhibit lateral bud development.
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A) changes in water content of cells.
B) auxin displacement in the touched area.
C) effect of gibberellins on the area affected.
D) sensitive responder cells.
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A) growth in response to the Earth's magnetic field.
B) gravity's pull on certain plant organs.
C) growth in response to the force of gravity.
D) any response to gravity that changes cell structures.
E) growth mostly away from gravity.
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A) Red light activates phytochrome,converting it to Pfr,activated Pfr moves to the nucleus,then Pr is a receptor for red light in the cytosol.
B) Pr is a receptor for red light in the cytosol,red light activates phytochrome,converting it to Pfr,then activated Pfr moves to the nucleus.
C) Pr is a receptor for red light in the cytosol,activated Pfr moves to the nucleus,then red light activates phytochrome,converting it to Pfr.
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A) enlarge
B) ripen
C) shrink
D) elongate
E) increase in juice content
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A) Jasmonic acid;nearby plants;itself
B) Systemin;nearby plants;itself
C) Jasmonic acid;itself;nearby plants
D) Auxin;itself;nearby plants
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A) additional auxin production.
B) ethylene buildup in the stems.
C) leaf drop.
D) phototropism.
E) stomatal opening.
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A) Only cells lacking receptors can bind hormones.
B) Only cells in the meristem can respond.
C) Only cells that express the appropriate receptors can bind hormones.
D) Only cells that have been previously activated can bind hormones.
E) None of these choices is correct.
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A) Long-day plants
B) Short-day plants
C) Day-neutral plants
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A) bipolar
B) polar
C) nonpolar
D) tripolar
E) dipolar
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A) elongation.
B) growth.
C) division.
D) wall expansion.
E) turgor pressurE.
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A) Flowers blooming when it is warm
B) Production of aerenchyma
C) Plants bending away from a heat source
D) Induction of seed dormancy
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True/False
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True/False
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True/False
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A) Seedlings bend toward the sun,seedling stem thickens,and the seedling stem bends,forming a hook.
B) Seedling stem stops elongating,seedling stem thickens,and the seedling stem bends,forming a hook.
C) Seedling stem stops elongating,seedling stem thickens,and the seedling undergoes apoptosis.
D) Seedling bends away from the sun,seedling stem thickens,and the seedling stem bends,forming a hook.
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True/False
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A) rocks,light,touch,music
B) water,gravity,temperature,soil minerals,microorganisms
C) wind,temperature,fungi
D) CO2,light,water vapor,gravity
E) touch,gravity,herbivores,pathogens
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A) they need additional oxygen.
B) they are then more aware of their surroundings.
C) they require light to germinate.
D) they have water deprivation.
E) they are sensitive to the cold temperatures of the soil.
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A) auxins
B) brassinosteroids
C) ethylene
D) cytokinins
E) ethanol
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