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Plant Responses - Leaving Cert Biology
Plant Responses - Leaving Cert Biology
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How does auxin move through the plant?
In solution by osmosis
As a solid by diffusion
In vascular bundles by active transport
In vascular bundles by diffusion
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Plant growth in response to gravity is called...
thigmotropism
phototropism
chemotropism
geotropism
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Tropisms are Reponses to what type of stimuli?
External Stimuli
Internal stimuli
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What is auxin?
A hormone that stimulates thyroxine
A plant hormone that controls growth
A hormone that prevents fertilisation
A hormone that slows fruit ripening
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What seeds should be used for the IAA experiment
Broad Beans
Pumpkin seeds
Sunflower seeds
Radish seeds
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In root cells, IAA causes a...
Positive geotropism
Negative geotropism
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Where is auxin made?
Flowers
Leaves
Stem
Shoot and root tips
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The use of auxin on fruit _____________
All of these
Causes root development
Promotes fruit growth
Stimulates positive phototropism
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Tropism is
A plant that is growing
A plant that is dying
A plant that is growing in response to stimulus
A plant that is dying in response to stimulus
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Plant growth in response to light is called...
Hydrotropism
Chemotropism
Geotropism
Phototropism
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Thigmotropism is a plant's response to.....
Touch
Age
Gravity
Water
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Where in the plant do you find meristem tissue
On the surface of leaves only
All over the plant
Inside the pollen grains
On root and shoot tips
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What does auxin do to plant cells?
causes cells to get wider
causes elongation
causes cells to divide
causes cells to double
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Which one of the following is NOT a Plant Growth Regulator
Cytokinins
Meristems
Auxins
Gibberellins
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Two ways plants can protect themselves are:
Mechanical and physical barriers
Anatomical and chemical barriers
Growth and elongation
Mechanical and water barriers