Module 2: Plant Hormones Flashcards

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1
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group of unrelated chemical substances that affect plant growth and development

A

phytohormones

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2
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responsible for cell elongation

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auxins

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3
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stimulates proton pumps & lowers pH in cell walls; activates expansin enzymes which loosen the cellulose microfibrils of the cell walls and allows cells to expand/elongate

A

auxins

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4
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stimulate lateral root formation

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auxins

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5
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acts as an herbicide in very high doses; stimulates ethylene production

A

auxins

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6
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inhibition of lateral bud formation by the apical bud

A

apical dominance

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7
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favors elongation of the stem as opposed to branch formation

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auxins

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8
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promote plant cell division; produced in actively growing tissues (root apical meristem, embryo, fruit)

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cytokinins

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9
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____ auxin to ____ cytokinin ratio will result to root formation

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high auxin to low cytokinin ratio

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10
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____ auxin to ____ cytokinin ratio will result to shoot formation

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low auxin to high cytokinin ratio

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11
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equal amount of the auxins and cytokinins will give rise to _____

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callus tissue

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12
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promotes axillary bud growth

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cytokinins

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13
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delay senescence in leaf tissues and other organs by stimulating RNA/protein synthesis and inhibiting protein breakdown

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cytokinins

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14
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stimulate shoot elongation, seed germination, and fruit and flower maturation

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gibberellins

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15
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induce leaf and stem growth; promote internode elongation

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gibberellins

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16
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enzymes that loosen the cellulose microfibrils of the cell walls and allows cells to expand/elongate

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expansins

17
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promote fruit development; used to increase the size of fruits

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gibberellins

18
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released after seed imbibes water; triggers breaking of dormancy

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gibberellins

19
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stimulate synthesis of amylases that mobilize stored nutrients to the scutellum

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gibberellins

20
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accumulates as a response to stressful environmental conditions

A

abscisic acid

21
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inhibits stem elongation and induces dormancy in lateral buds

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abscisic acid

22
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induces dormancy in seeds by blocking germination and promoting the synthesis of proteins which help the seed withstand dehydration

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abscisic acid

23
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accumulates in leaves and result to closure of stomata; signals in roots that warn the plant of water shortage

A

abscisic acid

24
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associated with fruit ripening, flower wilting, and leaf fall

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ethylene

25
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regulates both growth and senescence depending on concentration, timing of application, and plant species

A

ethylene

26
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promotion of fruit ripening; stimulates the conversion of starch and acids to sugars

A

ethylene

27
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triggers leaf and fruit abscission, flower fading and dropping

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ethylene

28
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steroids similar to cholesterol and the sex hormones of animals

A

brassinosteroids

29
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actions similar to that of auxins

A

brassinosteroids

30
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play a role in plant defenses against herbivores and pathogens

A

jasmonates

31
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xylem-mobile chemicals
that stimulate seed germination, suppress adventitious root formation, help establish mycorrhizal associations, and control apical dominance

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strigolactones