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38 Cards in this Set
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the source of the oxygen which is produced during photosynthesis has been traced using radioactive isotopes the oxygen comes from----- which is split during the ------
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b. water..... light reactions
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which of the following statements is true about the movement of plants onto land
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d. only a and c are correct
plants and fungi coevolved on land when plants moved onto land, they did so with changes that prevented or reduced desiccation |
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plants exhibit all of the following shared derived characters except
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b. chlorophyll
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which of the following is not an organ shared by all vascualar plants
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a. flowers
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which tissue in plants is responsible for most of the metabolic functions in the plant
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c. ground
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totipotency is a term used to describe the ability of a cell to give rise to a complete new organism. in plants this means that
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c. cell defferentiation depends largely on the control of gene expression
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a hypothetical angiosperm opens its flower only at night. the flowers are brown and emit a putrid oder. the pollinatory is most likely to which organism
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e.detrivorus (scavenging) animal
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how have fruits contributed to the sucess of angiosperms
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b. by faciliting dispersal of seeds
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the ------ is dominant in mosses while the ----- is dominant in ferns and seed plants
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a. gametophyte.... sporophyte
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double fertilization means that angiosperms
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c. have two sperm nuclei both of which unite with nuclei of the female gametophyte
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how have plants adapted to their inability to move in the presence of predators or poor growing conditions or enviromental changes
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e. all three are true
retain plastticity throughout their lives grow toward stimuli defenses against predators |
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if a certain plant is biennial and only flowers in its second year of life which of the following is true
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d. both a and b are true
its roots may serve as a sugar sink during the first growing season its roots may serve as a sugar sink during the second growing season |
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in most plants the majority of the CO2 uptake occurs in ---- cells in leaves and these cells are examples of----- tissues
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a. mesophyll....ground
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photorespiration can occur because
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c. rubisco can accept either oxygen or carbon dioxide
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CAM plants perfor carbon fixation in----- while C4 plants perform carbon fixiation in-------
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e. both a and d are correct
nightime..different types of cells mesophyll...bundle sheath cells |
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as water moves from roots to leaves most movement is through
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e. both a and d are correct
bulk flow xylem |
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in plant roots the casparian strip is correctly described by which of the following
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d. it ensures that all water and dissolved substances must pass through a cell vefore entering the stele
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which of the following has the lowest (most negative water potential
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e. leaf air spaces
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what is the main force by which most of the water with the xylem vessels moves towards the top of a tree
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c. evaporation of water through stoma
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assume that a particular chemical interferes with the establishment and maintance of proton gradients across the membranes of plant cells. all of the following processes would be directly affected by this chemical except
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c. xylem transport
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which of the following experimental procedures would most likely reduce transpiration while allowing normal growth of a plant
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b. increasing the level of carbon dioxide around the plant
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water flows into the source end of a sieve tube because
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b. sucrose has been actively transported into the sieve tube
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the water loss during transporation is an unfortunate side effect of the plant's exchange of gasses. however, the plant derives some benefit from this water loss in the form of
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d. both answers are correct
evaporative cooling increased turgor |
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which of the following is not part of the transpiration-cohesion-tension mechanism for the ascent of xylem sap
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d. the active pumping of water into the xylem of roots
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what are epiphytes
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d. plants that grow on other plants but do not obtain nutrients from their hosts
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what is typically the result of double fertilaization in angiosperms
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c. both a diploid embryo and a triploid endosperm are formed
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if a legume is infected with Rhizobium, what is the probale effect on the plant
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d. it obtains nitrogen from nitrogen fixation
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which of the followinf vegetables is botanically a fruit
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e. green beans
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fruits develope from
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d. ovaries
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the first step in germination of a seed is usually
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c. imbibition
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plant hormones can be characterized by all of the following except
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c. function independetly of other hormones
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plants often use changes in day lenght to trigger events such as dormancy and flowering
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a. are more predicatble than air temperture changes
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which of the following are examples or parts of plants systemic acquired resistance against infection
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d. all three answers are correct
phtoalexins salicylic acid alarm hormones |
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compenent of chlorophyll
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magnesium
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maor solute involved in water balance and stomata operation
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potassium
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component of nucleic acids, proteins and coenzymes
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nitrogen
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component of cyctochromes
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iron
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compentat of atp ,phospholipids and nucleic acid
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phosphorus
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