A) Growing a batch of seeds in zero-gravity conditions and then collecting any seedlings with primary roots that are growing in different directions
B) Treating a batch of seeds with a mutagen, placing each germinating seed on the soil with the primary roots emerging in a different direction, and collecting any plants with primary roots that grow into the soil
C) Treating a batch of seeds with a mutagen, growing them alongside wild-type seeds, and collecting any seedlings with primary roots growing longer than the wild-type roots
D) Growing a batch of seeds in zero-gravity conditions and then collecting any seedlings with primary roots that are growing toward the ground
E) Treating a batch of seeds with a mutagen, growing them alongside wild-type seeds, and collecting any seedlings with primary roots growing in a direction that is different from that of the wild-type roots
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A) An imbalance in gibberellin concentration causes curvature.
B) Roots grow toward the light.
C) One side of the root or shoot grows more rapidly than the other in response to differences in the amount of auxin present.
D) DNA is the light receptor or gravity receptor.
E) Auxin is the light receptor or gravity receptor.
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A) photosynthesis.
B) photorespiration.
C) photophosphorylation.
D) phototropism.
E) photoperiodism.
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A) Auxin
B) Ethylene
C) Cytokinins
D) Gibberellins
E) Abscisic acid
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A) breakdown of proteins to allow for gene expression.
B) inactivation of growth-stimulating genes.
C) inactivation of proteases.
D) inhibition of the polyubiquitination of repressor proteins.
E) conversion of phytochrome Pr to phytochrome Pfr.
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A) gibberellins are secreted by the embryo.
B) the embryonic root, or radicle, begins to grow.
C) imbibition takes place.
D) the endosperm starts metabolizing starches, proteins, and lipids.
E) the aleurone layer assembles enzymes, proteases, and ribonucleases.
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A) grow taller; also grew taller, but only slightly
B) grow taller; were virtually unaffected
C) stop growing immediately; stopped growing after a period of time
D) stop growing; were virtually unaffected
E) die; stopped growing
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A) leaf senescence.
B) maintenance of the apical hook in dicot seedlings.
C) elongation of stems.
D) lateral swelling of stems.
E) winter dormancy.
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A) Cytokinins
B) Nitrous oxide
C) Ethylene
D) Abscisic acid
E) Gibberellins
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A) Light inhibits seed germination in most plant species.
B) Light would most likely inhibit the germination of seeds with few food reserves.
C) Light would most likely stimulate the germination of seeds with large food reserves.
D) Light can either inhibit or enhance seed germination, depending on the species.
E) Light stimulates the germination of most seeds.
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A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
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A) Pumping of protons into the apoplast
B) Pumping of protons into the cytosol
C) Increased expression of the proton pump gene
D) Increased insertion of proton pumps into the plasma membrane
E) Loosening and expansion of the cell wall
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A) Cytokinin and abscisic acid
B) Auxin and gibberellins
C) Ethylene and auxin
D) Brassinosteroids and auxin
E) Ethylene and cytokinin
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A) Formation of shoot buds
B) Formation of roots
C) Growth of fruit
D) Cell division
E) Leaf abscission
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A) Genetic screens of mutants
B) Extensive field tests
C) Careful analysis of seeds
D) Extensive planting programs
E) Data collection in the wild
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A) The repressor protein prevents transcription of growth promoting genes.
B) The addition of ubiquitin to the repressor is stimulated.
C) The repressor protein is broken down in the proteasome.
D) Genes for the relevant hormone are transcribed.
E) The relevant hormone is produced in the cytoplasm of cell.
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