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Which of the following is NOT an essential nutrient required for a plant to complete its life cycle?
Which of the following is NOT an essential nutrient required for a plant to complete its life cycle?
- Iron (Fe)
- Chlorine (Cl)
- Potassium (K)
- Carbon (C) (correct)
What is the symptom of nitrogen deficiency in plants?
What is the symptom of nitrogen deficiency in plants?
- Curling of climbing plants
- Uniform yellowing on older leaves (correct)
- Purplish to reddish-purple leaves
- Interveinal yellowing on younger leaves
In which direction do roots grow in response to gravitropism?
In which direction do roots grow in response to gravitropism?
- Downwards (correct)
- Away from water
- Upwards
- Towards water
What is the tropism that involves the movement of a plant towards or away from water?
What is the tropism that involves the movement of a plant towards or away from water?
What is the main function of auxin in plants?
What is the main function of auxin in plants?
What is the effect of reducing gibberellin levels in a plant?
What is the effect of reducing gibberellin levels in a plant?
What is the role of cytokinin in plants?
What is the role of cytokinin in plants?
What is the function of abscisic acid (ABA) in plants?
What is the function of abscisic acid (ABA) in plants?
Why do gardeners prune to create bushier plants?
Why do gardeners prune to create bushier plants?
What is the effect of ethylene on plants?
What is the effect of ethylene on plants?
What is the primary purpose of using ethylene inhibitors on fresh fruits?
What is the primary purpose of using ethylene inhibitors on fresh fruits?
How can gibberellin be used in plant cultivation?
How can gibberellin be used in plant cultivation?
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Nitrogen deficiency symptom
Nitrogen deficiency symptom
Uniform yellowing on older leaves
Root growth direction (gravitropism)
Root growth direction (gravitropism)
Downwards
Plant response to water (tropism)
Plant response to water (tropism)
Hydrotropism
Auxin main function
Auxin main function
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Gibberellin reduction effect
Gibberellin reduction effect
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Cytokinin function
Cytokinin function
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ABA function
ABA function
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Pruning for bushier plants
Pruning for bushier plants
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Ethylene effect on plants
Ethylene effect on plants
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Ethylene inhibitors use
Ethylene inhibitors use
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Gibberellin use in cultivation
Gibberellin use in cultivation
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Study Notes
Plant Nutrition
- Light is NOT an essential nutrient required for a plant to complete its life cycle.
Nitrogen Deficiency
- The symptom of nitrogen deficiency in plants is stunted growth and yellowing of leaves.
Root Growth
- Roots grow in a downward direction in response to gravitropism.
Hydrotropism
- Hydrotropism is the tropism that involves the movement of a plant towards or away from water.
Auxin Function
- The main function of auxin in plants is to promote cell elongation and cell division.
Gibberellin Effect
- Reducing gibberellin levels in a plant can lead to stunted growth.
Cytokinin Role
- The role of cytokinin in plants is to promote cell division and shoot growth.
Abscisic Acid Function
- The function of abscisic acid (ABA) in plants is to regulate seed dormancy and stomatal closure.
Pruning
- Gardeners prune to create bushier plants by stimulating the growth of new shoots.
Ethylene Effect
- Ethylene promotes fruit ripening and senescence (aging) in plants.
Ethylene Inhibitors
- The primary purpose of using ethylene inhibitors on fresh fruits is to prolong their shelf life.
Gibberellin Use
- Gibberellin can be used in plant cultivation to increase seed germination and stem growth.
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Test your knowledge of essential nutrients required for plant growth with this quiz. From atmospheric to soil sources, how well do you know the 17 essential nutrients needed for plants to complete their life cycle? Find out with this plant physiology quiz.
