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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Southern US - prop roots hold it in place as water moves out - it can breathe under water.
sister chromatids
bud scale scars
translation
mangrove
2. You can determine the age of a woody branch by counting these
bud scale scars
fuzzy plant
RNA
fuzzy plant
3. What pigment is responsible for plants sensing day length?
bocarnia
effects of rising carbon dioxide
phytochrome
storage
4. What process would be used by a plant to move potassium ions across a membrane AGAINST a concentration gradient?
chlorophyll-A
chloroplasts
S-phase
active transport
5. What structure is MOST important in generating root pressure?
mangrove
synthesis of proteins
endodermis
anaphase
6. Lives in desert - leaves have waxy cuticle - succulent - holds onto water
chlorophyll-A
ghost plant
synthesis of proteins
accessory
7. Three generations of gymnosperms
evolution
S-phase
nucleus
maternal sporophyte - gametophyte - daughter sporophyte
8. Heating up bacteria until it is harmless and cannot function.
gymnosperms
welwichsia
pasteurization
osmosis
9. What organelle was observable in the onion epidermis stained with iodine?
tRNA
nucleus
active transport
lumen
10. What are harmful effects of bacteria?
biome
pathogens
pasteurization
nitrogenous base
11. A gymnosperm - lives in the desert for up to 3000 years - only grows 2 leaves - 5 feet across - they receive 1 inch of lower of rainfall per year - roots can grow under the soil at least a mile.
provide nutrients for a developing embryo
absorption of water
welwichsia
the water potential is higher in the potato than the sugar solution
12. Which part of the microscope would be adjusted to sharpen the image of a specimen at high magnification?
lumen
biome
palisade mesophyll
iris diaphragm
13. What is the primary function of collenchyma cells?
DNA
structural support
hormones are produced in a part of a plant and act in another part.
palisade mesophyll
14. Cladifils- modified stems that look like leaves - all parts are photosynthetic
15. What cellular processes generate short carbon chains or skeletons which plants use to assemble amino acids and lipids?
iris diaphragm
krebs cycle -glycolysis
protein
2
16. Composite organisms consisting of a symbiotic organism composed of a fungus with a photosynthetic partner - can be used as a natural fertilizer
lichens
phytochrome
vascular cambium
seed
17. What hormone is most important in the ripening of fruits?
40x
ethylene
NOT a sperm - microspore - or egg cell
electron transport chain
18. What is NOT a product of the krebs cycle?
2
ADP
lichens
anaphase
19. Info. carrying molecule - single stranded
RNA
provide nutrients for a developing embryo
bocarnia
welwichsia
20. What is a product of the biochemical reactions of photosynthesis?
starch
lipids
multiple
pasteurization
21. How many sperm cells does each pollen grain typically carry?
prophase
2
mobility by cilia or flagella - do not have roots - and are not adapted to dry land
both gymnosperms and angiosperms
22. What is a function of the epidermis?
interrupt the dark period with several minutes of light
osmosis
-regulate water loss -regulate gas exchange -allow light to enter the leaf
anther
23. What phenomena explains how a photon can strike any chlorophyll molecule in the antennal complex and still reach the reaction center?
prokaryotes
DNA
resonance
abscistic acid
24. Seedless - multicellular - and terrestrial - have a vascular system - reproduce by spreading spores that are found on the underside of mature leaves.
ferns
bocarnia
pathogens
potato
25. In what portion of a root might you find 'root hairs'?
zone of maturation
krebs cycle -glycolysis
vascular cambium
dehiscent
26. Vascular and seed bearing
transcription
sister chromatids
structural support
both gymnosperms and angiosperms
27. What is considered part of the protoplast?
chloroplasts
transcription
-organelles -cytosol -nucleus
a changing/heterogeneous environment
28. What causes diffusion of gases to occur?
andom particle movement results in a net movement from high to low concentration
cone
evolution
RNA
29. What organelle do guard cells contain that other epidermal cells lack?
chloroplasts
orchids
pericycle
synthesis of proteins
30. What cellular processes generate short carbon chains or skeletons which plants use to assemble amino acids and lipids?
chloroplasts
lumen
krebs cycle -glycolysis
40x
31. Where in a plant is the water potential lowest?
butcher's broom
transcription
leaf
heterozygous
32. What is the role of endosperm?
provide nutrients for a developing embryo
artificial selection
sister chromatids
endodermis
33. What is a function of the epidermis?
butcher's broom
hormones are produced in a part of a plant and act in another part.
vascular cambium
-regulate water loss -regulate gas exchange -allow light to enter the leaf
34. What separates during meiosis-II
sister chromatids
seed
2 strands separate - 2 new strands are produced - each new DNA molecule contains 1 old strand
starch
35. What is NOT a function of the vacuole?
bionary fission and asexually
anaphase
cyanobacteria - green algae - red algae
synthesis of proteins
36. What separates during meiosis-II
krebs cycle
sister chromatids
both gymnosperms and angiosperms
structural support
37. What tissue can be found in a root but not in a stem?
lumen
pathogens
pericycle
pyruvate
38. An ecosystem with similar climatic conditions on earth - such as communities of plants - animals - and soil organisms
endodermis
telophase-I
potato
biome
39. During which phase of mitosis does the nuclear envelope disappear?
prophase
starch
versions of a gene
prokaryotes
40. What phenomena explains how a photon can strike any chlorophyll molecule in the antennal complex and still reach the reaction center?
pericycle
seed
resonance
nucleus
41. What are beneficial products made from bacteria?
interrupt the dark period with several minutes of light
maternal sporophyte - gametophyte - daughter sporophyte
cheese - yogurt - pharmaceuticals
bionary fission and asexually
42. Where in a plant is the water potential lowest?
lipids
-organelles -cytosol -nucleus
interrupt the dark period with several minutes of light
leaf
43. What are harmful effects of bacteria?
pairs of chromosomes that each carry an allele for a given trait
pericycle
artificial selection
pathogens
44. A gymnosperm - lives in the desert for up to 3000 years - only grows 2 leaves - 5 feet across - they receive 1 inch of lower of rainfall per year - roots can grow under the soil at least a mile.
lipids
40x
starch
welwichsia
45. If an ovule is fertilized - what will it develop into?
effects of rising carbon dioxide
starch
seed
maternal sporophyte - gametophyte - daughter sporophyte
46. A tissue in Which mitosis takes place - giving rise to the secondary xylem.
vascular cambium
-regulate water loss -regulate gas exchange -allow light to enter the leaf
protein
biome
47. What is the function of the cortex in a root?
storage
biome
hormones are produced in a part of a plant and act in another part.
telophase-I
48. What causes diffusion of gases to occur?
a changing/heterogeneous environment
synthesis of proteins
andom particle movement results in a net movement from high to low concentration
welwichsia
49. What contains the most potential energy?
starch
xylem
nucleus
water
50. In double fertilization - one sperm cell fertilized an egg cell - What does the other sperm cell fertilize?
potato
ground tissue
polar nuclei
pitcher plant