Exam 3 Flashcards

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1
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Located at the micropylar pole of the embryo is the:

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basal cell

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2
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The procambium is the precursor of the

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xylem and phloem

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3
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In Arabidopsis, embryonic development is thought to be coordinated by at least ______ distinct genes.

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750

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4
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In eudicots in which most of the endosperm is absorbed by the embryo, the cotyledons:

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are large and fleshy

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5
Q

The integuments develop into the

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seed coat

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6
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In grasses, the outer covering of the seed consists of the

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mature ovary and remnants of the seed coat only

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7
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Which of the following statements concerning the maturation phase of seed development is FALSE?

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Cell division in the embryo accelerates

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8
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When the seed coat is ruptured during germination, the seed

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switches to aerobic respiration

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9
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The ______ is usually the first structure to emerge from a germinating seed

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root

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10
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Which of the following statements about seed germination in onion (Allium cepa) is FALSE?

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Germination is hypogeous

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11
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Which of the following statements about the shoot and root apical meristems is FALSE?

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They lose the potential to divide soon after embryogenesis is complete.

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12
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Which of the following statements about primary growth is FALSE?

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It results in the thickening of the stem and root.

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13
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____________ refers to the phenomenon whereby a cell becomes increasingly committed to a course of development that weakens its ability to resume growth.

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Determination

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14
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______ is a simple tissue, and ______ is a complex tissue.

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Collenchyma; xylem

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15
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Cells that are totipotent, play an important role in wound healing, and initiate adventitious structures are:

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parenchyma cells

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16
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One role of pit membranes in tracheids is to

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trap air bubbles

17
Q

______ are types of tracheary elements

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Vessel elements and tracheids

18
Q

An example of programmed cell death is the differentiation of

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tracheary elements

19
Q

The _____ is thought to supply the sieve-tube element with essential molecules

A

companion cell

20
Q

The cork cambium produces ______ on its outer surface and ______ on its inner surface

A

cork; phelloderm

21
Q

A spine is a modified ?

A

leaf or stipule

22
Q

The pathway by which water and nutrients move through interconnected root cell walls without entering the cell cytoplasm is called the

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apoplastic pathway

23
Q

Root hairs are made by ___ cells and are a kind of below-ground ___.

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epidermal; trichome

24
Q

What do we call the triploid tissue produced from the fusion of a sperm nucleus with two polar nuclei?

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endosperm

25
Q

In which of the following ways are the pine and angiosperm life cycles similar?

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they both release their male gametophytes as pollen grains

26
Q

Which type(s) of ground tissue cells are alive at maturity?

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parenchyma and collenchyma

27
Q

Transfer cells are a specialized kind of which ground tissue cell type?

A

parenchyma

28
Q

White flowers that open at night and emit a strong, sweet fragrance are probably pollinated by:

A

moths

29
Q

Name a type of reward offered by plants to their pollinators.

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nectar, pollen

30
Q

what do we call the outer parts of a primitive flower that cannot easily be divided into sepals and petals?

A

tepals