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Methods to determine fertilizer need:
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soil analysis, tissue analysis, and identifying deficiency symptoms
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What is soil texture determined by?
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particle-size distribution (percent of sand, silt and clay)
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All nitrogen-fixing organisms are:
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prokaryotes
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Which soil horizon is characterized by the
accumulation of leachates and moderate weathering? |
B
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What does tail water do?
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Washes away the accumulated salt in the soil from evaporated water
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most pesticides are used to control?
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fungi
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Does the diameter of a tree increase or decrease throughout the day?
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decrease because there is suction
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How high can a vacuum pump raise a column of 0 degree celsius water?
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34 ft
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What process converts light or chemical energy into ATP?
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chemiosmotic phosphorylation
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What causes flowering?
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reaching a stage of development, precipitation, temperature, or light
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All epidermal cells do what?
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excrete the cuticle
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Where does glycolysis take place?
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cytoplasm
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The cork cambium arises from what tissue
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secondary phloem
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The primary site of cytokin synthesis:
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root meristem
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What were the first organic catalysts?
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lengths of RNA
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Which reaction does not occur in the light reaction of photosynthesis?
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Calvin cycle
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What happens to fatty acids as their level of unsaturation increases?
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their melting point decreases, they become more prone to oxidation, they take up more space
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What is the first stable product of c3 carbon fixation?
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PGA
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Where does the light series of reactions take place in photosynthesis?
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thylakoid membranes in the chloroplast
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What is the C02 compensation point for carbon fixation in most c4 plants?
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0 to 10 ppm
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What is produced by glycolysis?
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ATP, NADH, pyruvate
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Why is anaeorbic respiration necessary?
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to regenerate NAD +
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What is the second series of reactions in respiration?
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Krebs or citric acid cycle
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What's the third series of reactions in respiration called?
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electron transport
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What does the third series of reactions in respiration do?
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converts NADH and FADH2 to ATP
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What takes place in the dark reaction of photosynthesis?
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carbon fixation
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What characteristics dictate the pairing of nucleotide bases?
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size and number of bonds
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What is the specific epithet?
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the genus and specie
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Which is not a part of respiration?
1. glycolysis 2. electron transport 3. krebs cycle 4. citric acid cycle 5. calvin cycle |
calvin cycle
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the chemical reactivity of fatty acids is reduced by?
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forming lipids
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Co2 compensation point for carbon fixation in c3 plants?
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60 to 80 ppm
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Which is not a primary metabolite?
1. carbohydrates 2. proteins 3. lipids 4. nucleic acids 5. phenolics |
phenolics
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Where are fatty acids initially synthesized?
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plastids
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In the redox reactions in respiration, glucose is:
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oxidized
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Where does the extra ATP come from for c4 carbon fixation?
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cyclic photophosphorylation
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which nucleic acid sequences are represented in the mature mRNA?
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exons
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which PGR promotes enlargement of seedless grapes?
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gibberellin
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what meristem produces secondary growth?
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lateral
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which two pgrs interact in bud break?
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cytokinins and auxin
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Which PGR is used to promote malting?
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gibberellin
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Which PGR can replace vernilization in some plants?
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gibberelin
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what meristem produces larger leaves with minimal thickening of the leaf?
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marginal
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What are plant responses to environmental stimuli called?
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tropisms
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the dermal tissue system is comprised of:
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epidermis and periderm
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