theme 5 Flashcards

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know these: auxin promote

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growth, important for cell division, promote elongation of cells, govern growth response to lighr and gravity

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gibberllins

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stimulate growth, including the elongation of stems

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3
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cytokinins

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enhance growth and retard aging

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4
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ethylene

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gaseous hormone, regulates a range of responses, including senscene

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5
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brassinosteroids

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regulate plant growth and responses

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6
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ABA

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suppresses growth and influences responses to environmental stress

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7
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jasmonates

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regulate growth and have roles in defence

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8
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auxins are mainly

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indoleacetic acid

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9
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auxins are synthesized primiarly in

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shoot paical meristem and young stems and leaves

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10
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blue light receptors

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trigger auxin transport, auxin triggers driffential cell elongation as main hormone

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11
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effects of gibberellin

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bolting, development of a flowering stem.
fruit enlargement.

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effects of gibberellin

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bolting, development of a flowering stem.
fruit enlargement.

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13
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how to attract insect alliles

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volatiles induce comppounds in undamaged plants that make less palatable, attracting predatory insects that feeed on the caterpullars or parastizes the eggs

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14
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perfect flower imp

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bisexual flower, both stamens and carpels

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15
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imperfect flower imp

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stamens or carpels, not both

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16
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pollen lands

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and germinate, grows towards ovule, important step for successful reproduction

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embryonic sporophyte

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develops inside a see

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q on exam, self incompatibility

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ability of plant to reject is own pollen, similar alleles rejected, different allele accepted

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q on exam, water flows from

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xylem to phloem

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imp: 2examples of symbiosis

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plants and nitrate filterizers, micrornizzae and roots for phosphorus

21
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what are primary aspects of the process used by a tall tree to move water to the leaves at the top of the tree?

a-cohesion alone
b- cohesion action and pumps
c- evaporations (transpiration) and pumps
d- capillary action and positive pressure from roots
e- evaporation (transpiration) and cohesion

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which of the following organelles or structures is/are absent in sieve tubes

a-plastids
b-plasma membrane
c-mitochondira
d-rough ER
e-B and D

23
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how would water flow if the water potential of surrounding soil is higher than in living root epidermal cells?
a-water would enter the root cells, making them turgid
b-water would leave the root cell, making them flaccid
c- water would leave the root cells, making them turgid
d- water would enter the root cells, making them flaccid
e- no net movement of water would occur

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animaks: dioecious / gonochoristic

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2 sexes in speparate individualds

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animals: monoecious/hermaprodite
both sexes produces both egg+sperm at same time
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acrosome vesicles
release enzymes that help digest outer lsyer of egg
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oviparous
reptiles, insects, egg-bearing, outside of mother
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viviparous
most mammals, embryo retained inside mother
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ovovivparous
fish, lizards, sharks, retain fertilized eggs in body, eggs hatch in mother
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ontogeny
fertilization, cleavage, gastrulation, organogenesis, metamorphosis
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gastrulation
formuation of ecto/meso/endoderm gut/mouth/anus