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1
Q

which of the following occurs in phototropism in plants?

A. light is detected by photoropins
B. auxin moves to the illuminated side of the plant C. cells elongate on the illuminated side of the plant D. the plant bends away from light
E. all of the above

A

light is detected by photropins

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2
Q

roots grow downward, shoot grows upward

A

gravitropism

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3
Q

movement in response to touch

A

thigmotropism

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4
Q

pattern of growth and development is influenced by environment

A

phenotypic plasticity

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5
Q

promotes seed germination

A

gibberellins

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6
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inhibits seed germination

A

abscisic acid

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7
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promotes ripening o fruit

A

ethylene

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8
Q

fungi

have cellulose in their cell walls

store glucose as starch

have a single flagellum on cells with a flagellum

all of the above

A

have a single flagellum on cells with a flagellum

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9
Q

in fungi, hyphae are thick filaments that are resistant to drying out
true or false

A

false, thin and vaulernable to drying out

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10
Q

in fungi, the feeding structures are typically above ground and the reproductive structures are typically below ground

true or false

A

false

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11
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which of the following is true about ectomycorrhizal fungi

the hyphae penetrate the cell walls of the plant roots

the plant receives sugars from the fungus

the fungus receives N and P from the plant

they are common in temperate fores

A

they are common in temperate forests

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12
Q

true or false
endophytes are fungi that live in the above ground parts of plants (leaves and stems)

A

true

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13
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hyphae have two distinct types of haploid nuclei

A

heterokaryote

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14
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joining of hyphae to form heterokaryote

A

plasmogamy

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15
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joining of haploid nuclei within heterokaryote to form zygote

A

karyogamy

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16
Q

true or false
in fungi, a zygote undergoes meiosis to produce haploid spores

A

true

17
Q

true or false
molds reproduce asexually by producing spores via mitosis

A

true

18
Q

Form arbuscular mycorrhizal associations with plant roots.

A

glomeromycota

19
Q

Includes cup fungi; bakers and brewers yeast; some form lichens.

A

ascomycota

20
Q

Live in aquatic environments; some have sperm, eggs, and spores with flagella; some are parasites in amphibians.

alternation of generations

A

chytrids

21
Q

During sexual reproduction, form ball-like structures that withstand harsh conditions.

A

zygomycota

22
Q

Includes most ectomycorrhizal fungi; some digest wood; some are bioluminescent; includes mushrooms and puff balls.

A

basidiomycota

23
Q

some animals
are autotrophic
have cell wells
are unicellular
none of the above

A

none of the above

24
Q

what embryonic tissue is present in triple lasts but not diploblasts

A

mesoderm

25
Q

true or false

In protostomes, the first opening that forms during gastrulation becomes the mouth, and in deuterostomes the first opening becomes the anus.

A

true

26
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A coelom is a space in the body of animals that contains fluid and does not open to the external environment.

A

true

27
Q

A true coelom is surrounded by tissue that is derived from mesoderm.

A

false

28
Q

elongated body with distinct head and tail regions and a central nervous system

A

bilateral symmetry

29
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round body with multiple planes of symmetry

A

radical symmetry

30
Q

filters food particles from the water

A

suspension feeder

31
Q

feeds on food particles on or in the ground

A

deposit feeder

32
Q

eggs develop within mothers body live birth of young

A

ovoviviparous

33
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young develop within mothers body and are nourished by mother, live birth of young

A

viviparos

34
Q

external fertilization occurs in many aquatic animals

true or false

A

true

35
Q

In animals with indirect development, the larvae typically live in the same place and eat the same foods that the adults do.
true or false

A

false

36
Q

sponge is in what phylum

A

porifera

37
Q

cnidarians
are predators
have specialised stinging cells to capture prey
include jellyfishes, sea anemones, coral
all of the above

A

all of the above