A) the production of heat-stable carbohydrates
B) increased production of heat-shock proteins
C) the opening of stomata to increase evaporational heat loss
D) protoplast fusion experiments with xerophytic plants
E) all of the above
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A) by preventing pollination
B) by inhibiting formation of the ovule
C) by promoting gene expression in cambial tissue
D) by promoting rapid growth of the ovary
E) by inducing the formation of brassinosteroids
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A) Animal receptors are very different than plant receptors.
B) Plant cells have a cell wall that blocks passage of many hormones.
C) Plants must have more precise timing of their reproductive activities.
D) Plants are much more variable in their morphology and development than animals.
E) Animal receptors are more hydrophobic than plant receptors.
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A) oligosaccharins
B) abscisic acid
C) cytokinins
D) gibberellins
E) auxins
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A) CO₂
B) cytokinins
C) ethylene
D) auxin
E) gibberellic acids
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A) the plant must be directly attacked by an herbivore.
B) volatile "signal" compounds must be perceived.
C) gene-for-gene recognition must occur.
D) phytoalexins must be released.
E) it must be past a certain developmental age.
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A) 8 hours light/16 hours dark
B) 4 hours light/20 hours dark
C) 6 hours light/2 hours dark/light flash/16 hours dark
D) 8 hours light/8 hours dark/light flash/8 hours dark
E) 2 hours light/20 hours dark/2 hours light
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A) some plants are long-day plants and others are short-day plants.
B) signal transduction pathways in plants are different from those in animals.
C) plant genes recognize pathogen genes.
D) auxin can stimulate cell elongation in apical meristems, yet will inhibit the growth of axillary buds.
E) gibberellin concentration can both induce and break dormancy.
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A) auxin.
B) ethylene.
C) florigen.
D) abscisic acid.
E) gibberellin.
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A) positive thigmotropisms.
B) rhythmic opening and closing of K⁺ channels in motor cell membranes.
C) senescence (the aging process in plants) .
D) flowering and fruit development.
E) ABA-stimulated closing of guard cells caused by loss of K ⁺.
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A) leaf abscission
B) fruit development
C) cell division
D) the detection of photoperiod
E) cell elongation
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A) a burst of red light in the middle of the night
B) a burst of far-red light in the middle of the night
C) a day that is longer than a certain length
D) a night that is longer than a certain length
E) a higher ratio of Pr to Pfr
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A) The critical night length is 14 hours.
B) The plants are short-day plants.
C) The critical day length is 10 hours.
D) The plants can convert phytochrome to florigen.
E) The plants flower in the late spring.
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A) zero.
B) 0.01 μg/mL.
C) 0.1 μg/mL.
D) 1.0 μg/mL.
E) equal to the amount of gibberellin in the shortest plant.
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A) falling statoliths trigger gravitropism.
B) starch accumulation triggers the negative phototropic response of roots.
C) starch grains block the acid growth response in roots.
D) starch is converted to auxin, which causes the downward bending in roots.
E) starch and downward movement are necessary for thigmotropism.
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A) auxin spray early in the season
B) gibberellin spray early in the season
C) abscisic acid spray late in the season
D) auxin spray late in the season
E) auxin and gibberellin spray late in the season
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A) positive thigmotropism.
B) positive phototropism.
C) positive gravitropism.
D) sleep movements.
E) circadian rhythms.
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A) auxin overproducer
B) strigolactone overproducer
C) cytokinin underproducer
D) gibberellin overproducer
E) strigolactone underproducer
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A) light destroys auxin.
B) auxin moves down the plant apoplastically.
C) auxin is synthesized in the area where the stem bends.
D) auxin can move to the shady side of the stem.
E) auxin is only of secondary importance in the process.
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A) plants take longer to release specific chemicals to attract wasps if leaves are damaged by means other than herbivory.
B) plants "recruit" predatory wasps only when they are being eaten by a herbivore.
C) plants damaged by shredding, cutting, or stapling produce chemical signals that likely repel wasps.
D) wasps can detect the caterpillars by sight.
E) wasps find the caterpillars by chance.
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