14.2 - Plant Hormones Flashcards

What plant growth factors are The stimuli that trigger plant responses The role of IAA in phototropism and gravitropism How IAA controls growth by elongation

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What are plant growth factors?

A

Chemicals influencing plant development

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2
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How do plant hormones differ from animal hormones?

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Plant hormones act locally

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3
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What external stimuli trigger plant responses?

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Light

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4
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What is phototropism?

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Growth towards or away from light

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What is gravitropism?

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Growth towards or away from gravity

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What is hydrotropism?

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Growth towards or away from moisture

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What is the role of IAA in tropisms?

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Stimulate or inhibit cell elongation

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8
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Where is IAA synthesised?

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Growing tips of shoots and roots

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9
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How does IAA affect shoots?

A

Stimulates cell elongation

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10
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How does IAA affect roots?

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Inhibits cell elongation

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11
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How does IAA control positive phototropism in shoots?

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Moves to shaded side

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How does IAA control negative phototropism and positive gravitropism in roots?

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Moves to lower shaded side

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How does IAA cause shoot elongation?

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Binds to cell membrane

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