Plants Theme 5 Flashcards

1
Q

Which hormone promotes growth in plants?

A

auxin

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2
Q

What hormone stimulates growth and elongation of stems in plants and contributes to bolting and fruit enlargement?

A

Gibberellins

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3
Q

What do cytokinins do for plants?

A

enhance growth and retard aging

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4
Q

A gaseous hormone responsible for senescence

A

Ethylene

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5
Q

Abscisic acid (ABA) effect on plant

A

suppress growth and drought tolerance

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6
Q

Brassinosteroid hormone

A

regulates plant growth

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7
Q

jasmonates

A

regulate growth and role in defense

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8
Q

What is phototropism?

A

directional growth in response to light, due to light triggering auxin transport

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9
Q

what mechanisms allow for phototropism?

A

cells can divide or elongate

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10
Q

What is bolting?

A

development of a flowering stem

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11
Q

What is the acid growth hypothesis?

A

proton pumps pump H into the cell wall, releasing enzymes that break bonds between microfibrils and cellulose, allowing cells to expand

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12
Q

What was the cause of potato blight disease?

A

only growing potatoes

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13
Q

what is chlorosis?

A

yellowing of leafs due to lack of chlorophyll

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14
Q

what is the mechanism for physically isolating infection by surrounding it with dead cells?

A

hypersensitive response

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15
Q

What is systemic acquired resistance?

A

development of an immune response at a distal site

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16
Q

What does tannins due to plants

A

make them taste bitter

17
Q

What do secondary metabolites do

A

used as defense against insects and fungi, not routinely made by plants

18
Q

What induces compounds in undamaged plants to make them less palatable, and attract predatory insects to feed on parasites

A

volatile signals

19
Q

What is a Perfect flower?

A

plants containing both stamen and carpels (male and female organs), most flowers are perfect flowers

20
Q

What is an imperfect flower?

A

A plant that has a stamen or carpals, not both

21
Q

What does double fertilization form

A

embryo (2n) and endosperm (3n)

22
Q

What do ovaries develop into?

A

Fruit

23
Q

What happens when a plant is self pollinated?

A

not accepted

24
Q

What happens with non-self pollen

A

pollen tube grows