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What is the main function of Apical Meristem cells?
What is the main function of Apical Meristem cells?
- Promote elongation of the plant stem (correct)
- Produce secondary tissues
- Increase girth of the plant stem
- Facilitate growth termination via differentiation
Which type of plant cells are involved in increasing the girth of the stem?
Which type of plant cells are involved in increasing the girth of the stem?
- Cambium Meristem cells (correct)
- Apical Meristem cells
- Secondary tissues
- Primary tissues
What is a characteristic of Determinate Growth in plants?
What is a characteristic of Determinate Growth in plants?
- Continuous growth throughout the plant's life
- Unrestricted elongation of stem cells
- Growth termination via differentiation (correct)
- Increased girth due to primary tissues
During cell division, what must be passed on to the new cells?
During cell division, what must be passed on to the new cells?
What event occurs during plant cell interphase that aids in the migration of the nucleus to the center of the cell?
What event occurs during plant cell interphase that aids in the migration of the nucleus to the center of the cell?
Which type of cells are responsible for primary growth in plants?
Which type of cells are responsible for primary growth in plants?
What is the main function of Intermediate growth in plants?
What is the main function of Intermediate growth in plants?
Which type of cells are responsible for secondary growth in plants?
Which type of cells are responsible for secondary growth in plants?
What characterizes Determinate Growth in plant development?
What characterizes Determinate Growth in plant development?
What phase of the cell cycle involves DNA replication?
What phase of the cell cycle involves DNA replication?
Which process involves the production of new cells through mitosis or meiosis?
Which process involves the production of new cells through mitosis or meiosis?
What is the primary photoreceptor involved in photoperiodism?
What is the primary photoreceptor involved in photoperiodism?
What type of movements are regulated by photoperiodism?
What type of movements are regulated by photoperiodism?
Entrainment synchronizes the circadian rhythm with which external cycle?
Entrainment synchronizes the circadian rhythm with which external cycle?
How does light regulate seed germination according to the text?
How does light regulate seed germination according to the text?
Which external stimuli can trigger tropisms in plants, as mentioned in the text?
Which external stimuli can trigger tropisms in plants, as mentioned in the text?
What is an antiporter in terms of carrier proteins?
What is an antiporter in terms of carrier proteins?
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