Plant Biology Test Review

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Questions 20

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1
What is the function of phloem?
Transport nutrients
Support structure
Store seeds
Transport water
2
When do seed embryos grow?
When water is present
When light is available
When temperature drops
When nutrients are high
3
What do auxins do?
Absorb water
Inhibit growth
Store nutrients
Promote cell elongation
4
What is a key feature of angiosperms?
Flower production
Spore formation
Non-vascular structure
Seedless reproduction
5
What do cytokinins promote?
Seed dormancy
Flowering
Root growth
Cell division
6
What is the role of hormones in plants?
Protect from pests
Store energy
Absorb nutrients
Regulate growth
7
What is gravitropism?
Growth towards gravity
Growth towards light
Response to temperature
Growth against gravity
8
What is the role of abscisic acid?
Stimulate flowering
Enhance photosynthesis
Promote growth
Induce dormancy
9
How do plants respond to seasons?
By dropping leaves
By producing seeds
By changing color
By growing taller
10
How do plants adapt to land?
By growing taller
By producing flowers
By developing roots
By forming spores
11
What is the significance of pollen grains?
Seed formation
Nutrient transport
Water absorption
Fertilization process
12
Which tissue transports water?
Xylem
Phloem
Ovule
Sporangium
13
What is a bryophyte?
A non-vascular plant
A gymnosperm
A seed plant
A flowering plant
14
Where are gibberellins found?
Only in seeds
In all plant parts
In flowers only
In roots only
15
What is pollination?
Seed dispersal
Water absorption
Transfer of pollen
Nutrient transport
16
Which group has the most species?
Ferns
Angiosperms
Gymnosperms
Bryophytes
17
What is phototropism?
Growth towards gravity
Response to touch
Seasonal change response
Growth towards light
18
How do fruits aid in seed dispersal?
By absorbing water
By providing nutrients
By producing spores
By attracting animals
19
How do plants utilize photoperiodism?
To absorb water
To regulate growth
To produce seeds
To attract pollinators
20
What is thigmotropism?
Response to light
Response to touch
Response to water
Response to gravity

Plant Biology Test Review Flashcards | StudBud

Plant Biology Test Review

20 termsStudBud Administration45 plays

Test your knowledge on the fascinating world of plants and their adaptations to different environments

Flashcards20 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 20

Answers

1
What is the function of phloem?
Transport nutrients
Support structure
Store seeds
Transport water
2
When do seed embryos grow?
When water is present
When light is available
When temperature drops
When nutrients are high
3
What do auxins do?
Absorb water
Inhibit growth
Store nutrients
Promote cell elongation
4
What is a key feature of angiosperms?
Flower production
Spore formation
Non-vascular structure
Seedless reproduction
5
What do cytokinins promote?
Seed dormancy
Flowering
Root growth
Cell division
6
What is the role of hormones in plants?
Protect from pests
Store energy
Absorb nutrients
Regulate growth
7
What is gravitropism?
Growth towards gravity
Growth towards light
Response to temperature
Growth against gravity
8
What is the role of abscisic acid?
Stimulate flowering
Enhance photosynthesis
Promote growth
Induce dormancy
9
How do plants respond to seasons?
By dropping leaves
By producing seeds
By changing color
By growing taller
10
How do plants adapt to land?
By growing taller
By producing flowers
By developing roots
By forming spores
11
What is the significance of pollen grains?
Seed formation
Nutrient transport
Water absorption
Fertilization process
12
Which tissue transports water?
Xylem
Phloem
Ovule
Sporangium
13
What is a bryophyte?
A non-vascular plant
A gymnosperm
A seed plant
A flowering plant
14
Where are gibberellins found?
Only in seeds
In all plant parts
In flowers only
In roots only
15
What is pollination?
Seed dispersal
Water absorption
Transfer of pollen
Nutrient transport
16
Which group has the most species?
Ferns
Angiosperms
Gymnosperms
Bryophytes
17
What is phototropism?
Growth towards gravity
Response to touch
Seasonal change response
Growth towards light
18
How do fruits aid in seed dispersal?
By absorbing water
By providing nutrients
By producing spores
By attracting animals
19
How do plants utilize photoperiodism?
To absorb water
To regulate growth
To produce seeds
To attract pollinators
20
What is thigmotropism?
Response to light
Response to touch
Response to water
Response to gravity