Lecture 7: Plant Communication and Adaptive Behavior Quiz

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What provides tendrils with information about the location and thickness of the supporting rod?

Sensory input from the roots (correct)

Behavior change in the shame plant

Classical conditioning in pea plants

Learning to ignore threats

Which type of learning is showcased when a snail retracts into its shell when threatened by a predator?

Classical conditioning

Habituation

Non-associative learning (correct)

Operant conditioning

In classical conditioning of pea plants, what was the conditioned stimulus (CS) that led to the plants 'salivating' and growing?

Y-maze

Shame plant

Fan (correct)

Light

What type of learning is associated with ignoring a specific, repeated threat over time?

Habituation Signup and view all the answers

In the context of pea plants, what happens when they are solely presented with the conditioned stimulus?

They salivate and grow Signup and view all the answers

What is a core characteristic of Euglena?

Unicellular Signup and view all the answers

What is the term used to describe the sexual differentiation in gametes where female gametes are larger?

Anisogamy Signup and view all the answers

What is the main difference between anisogamy and oogamy?

Size of gametes Signup and view all the answers

What differentiates plants as true multicellular organisms?

Compartmentalized cells and tissues Signup and view all the answers

Which process demonstrates plant behavior as a passive process?

Wind-borne seed dispersal Signup and view all the answers

How do pea tendrils demonstrate growth based behavior?

By using information from roots to locate supports Signup and view all the answers

Lecture 7: Plant Communication and Adaptive Behavior Quiz

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What provides tendrils with information about the location and thickness of the supporting rod?

Which type of learning is showcased when a snail retracts into its shell when threatened by a predator?

In classical conditioning of pea plants, what was the conditioned stimulus (CS) that led to the plants 'salivating' and growing?

What type of learning is associated with ignoring a specific, repeated threat over time?

In the context of pea plants, what happens when they are solely presented with the conditioned stimulus?

What is a core characteristic of Euglena?

What is the term used to describe the sexual differentiation in gametes where female gametes are larger?

What is the main difference between anisogamy and oogamy?

What differentiates plants as true multicellular organisms?

Which process demonstrates plant behavior as a passive process?

How do pea tendrils demonstrate growth based behavior?

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