Quiz 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Nucleus

A

Control center with genetic code information that controls physiological functions of cells and the overall features of the whole plant

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2
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Pectin

A

Serves as a cementing agent between cells

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3
Q

Plastids

A

Specialized bodies within the plant most notably containing the green pigment chlorophyll

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4
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Plasma membrane

A

Regulate info and outflow of materials and compounds

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5
Q

Roots require water and food material produced in the shoots but not oxygen in order to function and grow properly.

A

False

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6
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Phloem

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Conducts food from photosynthetically produced food and other compounds from the leaves to other plant parts.materials can move up or down.

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7
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Xylem

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Water and dissolved minerals and nutrients from the soil are conducted from the roots up words to all above ground parts.

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8
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Heartwood

A

Inactive xylem or old Xylem in woody plants

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9
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Sapwood

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A term for active xylem in woody plants

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10
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Cambium

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Responsible for increased diameter growth of Stems (trunk) and roots usually associated with the vascular tissue

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11
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Buds found at the tips of shoots are lateral buds and those found along the sides of stems are terminal or apical buds

A

False

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12
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The three common leaf arrangements we discussed in class are

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Alternate , opposite, and whorled

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13
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Pairs of specialized cells termed plastid cells control the opening and closing of stomata

A

False

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14
Q

Trans-planting a plant in a shady location when it actually requires full sun can make a plant more susceptible to disease and insect predation true or false?

A

True

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15
Q

The principal male flowering structure is the

A

Stamen

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16
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The principal female flowering structure

A

Pistil

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17
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Botanically speaking a fruit is the plant part that contains and protects the mature swollen ovary and seed such as an orange tomato avocado

A

True

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18
Q

Know binomial nomenclature the botanical name

A

Always caps first letter and italicize

19
Q

It is easy to distinguish the leaf of a dicot as it does not have a parallel leaf vein pattern

A

True

20
Q

Photosynthesis is the process by which green plants produce their own carbohydrates nutrients and obtain a source of chemical energy using sunlight

A

True

21
Q

Plant species vary somewhere in the light levels needed for photosynthesis

A

True

22
Q

The quantity and types of mineral elements present in a plant do not matter for photosynthesis to occur efficiently

A

False

23
Q

In order for a plant to grow and develop normally photosynthesis must occur at a rate that exceeds the rate of respiration

A

True

24
Q

Only plants photosynthesis

A

True

25
Q

Only animals respire

A

False

26
Q

Photosynthesis

A

The process by which green plants produce their own carbohydrates or nutrients and obtain a source of chemical energy using light

27
Q

Transpiration

A

The evaporative loss of water vapor from plant leaves through the stomata it is closely related to the translocation of water and dissolved minerals from roots through the xylem

28
Q

Respiration

A

The process in which chemical energy is obtained from the controlled biological breakdown of carbohydrates

29
Q

Translocation

A

The movement of water mineral nutrients food (carbohydrates) and other dissolved compounds from one part of the plant to another

30
Q

When plants are categorized they’re done so by the use or the part of the plant consumed which of the following categories is not typically attributed to edible plants

A
Fruit
Ornamental (correct answer)
Herb
Vegetable
All of the above
31
Q

It is always best to know the botanical or scientific name of a plant to avoid the confusion surrounding the use of common names

A

True

32
Q

Look up leaf arrangements

A
Alternate
Opposite 
Whorled
Simple
Pinnately
Palmately
33
Q

What language Dictates The botanical name of plants

A

Latin

34
Q

The process of translocation in a plant can also aid in the movement of fertilizers and pesticides

A

True

35
Q

When considering the binomial system for naming plants in which order do the two names go

A

Genus species

36
Q

Processes of transpiration

A

Cools the plant transport sugars plant chemicals and minerals throughout the plant maintains turgidity

37
Q

The vascular cambium of a tree is generally located

A

On the outside of the trunk near to the bark and phloem

38
Q

Because the cambium of a tree is located relatively close to the bark of a tree this can make it susceptible to the damage caused by which of the following

A

Ringing and girdling

39
Q

The process by which green plants produce their own carbohydrates or nutrients in obtain of source of chemical energy by the use of light is called

A

Photosynthesis

40
Q

The proper definition of a plant variety is

A

Sub classification of a species found in the wild that has a desirable morphological trait

41
Q

Stomates are small pores on the leaf surface that under magnification resemble a human like mouth

A

True

42
Q

The transpiration process is the evaporative loss of water vapor from the plant leaves from the

A

Stomata

43
Q

Root hair often work together with the help of these fungi to absorb water from the soil

A

Mycorrhizae