BIO FINAL EXAM CH. 39 PLANT HORMONES Flashcards

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What is the source of the plant hormone AUXIN

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Stem apical meristems & young leaves
- one way polar transport (tip -> base)

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What are the two major effects of the plant hormone Auxin

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  • cell elongation, acid growth hypothesis
  • interacts with other hormones
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Aging leafs produce _____ and more _____

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less auxin and more ethylene

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What is Auxins practical use?

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stimulates growth of adventitious roots & promotes fruit development.

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What is the source of the plant hormone CYTOKININS.

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Roots some in embryos or fruits.

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What are the three major effects of the plant hormone CYTOKININS.

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  • stimulate cytokineses (cell division)
  • anti-aging
  • interacts with auxins to control cell division, differentiation and apical dominance.
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What about Apical Dominance?

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Removal of apical buds increase sugar availability but decreases axuxins

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What is the source of the plant hormone GIBBERELLINS.

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apical meristems (roots & shoot), young leaves and seeds.

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What are the three major effects of the plant hormone GIBBERELLINS.

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  • stem elongation (grows straight up)
  • fruit growth (makes grapes larger)
  • seed germination
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What is the source of the plant hormone ABSCISIC ACID (ABA)?

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everywhere

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What are the three major effects of the plant hormone ABA?

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  • slows growth
  • seed dormancy and drought tolerance (increase the likelihood the the seed will germinate in optimal conditions.)
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What is the hormone ethylene?

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Stress hormone in which responds to stress (drought, flooding, etc…)
produced during fruit ripening and programmed cell death.

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13
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Ethylene is produced when

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a seedling tip pushes against an obstacle (rock)

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What is the triple response of ethylene?

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  • slows stem elongation
  • thickens the stem
  • grows horizontally
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what is Senescence?

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Programmed cell death of certain organs, or the entire plant.

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16
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A burst of ____ is associated with onset of _____, programed cell death.

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Ethylene, apoptosis

17
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What is the relationship between Auxin and Cytokinin?

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  • stem apical dominance
  • auxin< shoot buds develop
  • auxin> roots
18
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What is the relationship between Auxin and Gibberellin?

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  • Fruit development
19
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What is the relationship between Auxin and Ethylene?

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Leaf abscission (detachment of parts of the leaf)

20
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What is the relationship between Gibberellins and ABA?

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  • seed germination
21
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Reversible phytochrome system

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22
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Flashes of light at night… what happens… why?

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23
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Plants response to gravity is called?

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gravitropism.
- roots show positive tropism and grow downward.
- shoots show negative gravitropism and grow upward.

24
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Plants may detect gravity by the settling of

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Statoliths

25
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What is thigmomorphogenesis

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mechanical disturbances changes a plants form such as rubbing a young plants stems makes them shorter.