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CH 8: Plant Hormones

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What is the main role of gibberellins in plants?

Promote flowering and fruit development

Which plant hormone is known as the 'stress hormone'?

Abscisic Acid (ABA)

How do synthetic auxins help in weed control?

They selectively kill broad-leaved weeds

What is the key function of abscisic acid in relation to seeds?

Induce seed dormancy

In geotropism, why do roots grow downward and shoots grow upward?

Auxins accumulate on the lower side of the plant

What is the role of plant hormones in weed control?

Leveraging different sensitivities of plant species to specific hormones

How do gibberellins contribute to agriculture?

Promoting fruit development without fertilization

What effect does ABA have on stomata during drought conditions?

It induces stomatal closing to reduce water loss

Why are synthetic auxins applied to broad-leaved weeds?

To selectively kill weeds without harming grass or crops

What happens to leaf drop in autumn due to increased ABA levels?

Leaf drop is initiated by ABA levels

Which class of plant hormones promotes cell elongation, suppresses lateral bud growth, and regulates fruit development?

Auxins

Where are auxins primarily produced in plants?

Stem tips and root tips

What is the function of gibberellins in plants?

Stimulate stem elongation, seed germination, and fruit enlargement

Which plant hormone is responsible for apical dominance by inhibiting lateral bud growth?

Auxins

What happens to lateral buds when the tip of a plant stem is removed?

They start growing, leading to bushier plants

Which growth process is primarily influenced by auxins?

Phototropism (growth towards light)

What is the primary function of auxins in plants?

Facilitating cell elongation

Which plant growth process is controlled by auxins where they inhibit lateral bud growth?

Apical dominance

What is the main effect of removing the tip of a plant stem on lateral buds?

Lateral buds resume growth

Which growth process involves plants growing towards light?

Phototropism

What is the primary role of gibberellins in plants?

Promoting fruit enlargement

How do auxins contribute to plant growth in relation to root development?

Facilitate deeper root growth

What is the effect of auxins on lateral bud growth in terms of plant appearance?

Promoting bushier growth

What kind of growth does gibberellins stimulate in plants?

Seed germination

How do auxins contribute to apical dominance in plants?

Inhibit lateral bud growth

What effect does removing the stem tip have on lateral bud growth?

Lateral buds grow bushier

How do gibberellins contribute to agriculture?

By initiating germination and promoting flowering

What is the primary function of abscisic acid in relation to seeds?

Promotes seed dormancy

In geotropism, why do roots grow downward and shoots grow upward?

Auxins accumulate on the lower side due to gravity

How can synthetic auxins selectively kill broad-leaved weeds without harming grass or crops?

Due to differences in hormone sensitivity

What effect does ABA have on stomata during drought conditions?

Causes stomata closure to reduce water loss

Which plant hormone is known as the 'stress hormone'?

Abscisic Acid

What is the role of plant hormones in weed control?

'Chemical pruning' of unwanted plants

What is the key function of gibberellins in relation to seed germination?

'Break' seed dormancy and initiate germination

Which plant hormone promotes cell elongation, suppresses lateral bud growth, and regulates fruit development?

'Gibberellins'

'Role of Auxins in Geotropism and Phototropism:' Which statement accurately describes the role of auxins in phototropism?

'Auxins accumulate on the shaded side, leading plant bending towards light'

What is the primary function of gibberellins in plants?

Promotion of cell elongation

How do auxins contribute to apical dominance in plants?

By suppressing lateral bud growth

Where are auxins primarily produced in plants?

Stem tips

What happens to lateral buds when the tip of a plant stem is removed?

They grow vigorously

Why are synthetic auxins applied to broad-leaved weeds?

To induce uncontrolled growth

How do gibberellins contribute to agriculture?

By stimulating stem elongation

Which plant hormone plays a crucial role in preparing plants for winter by promoting leaf drop?

Abscisic Acid

What is the primary function of gibberellins in relation to flowering and fruit development?

Promoting flowering

How do synthetic auxins contribute to weed control in agricultural practices?

By selectively killing broad-leaved weeds

In geotropism, why do roots grow downward and shoots grow upward?

Auxins accumulate on the lower side of the plant

What is the main role of auxins in phototropism, a growth response to light?

Causing cells on the shaded side to elongate more

How do gibberellins contribute to seed germination?

By breaking seed dormancy and initiating germination

Which plant hormone is involved in closing stomata during drought conditions to reduce water loss?

'Abscisic Acid'

'Auxins' play a central role in which plant growth response?

'Geotropism'

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