A) node; shoot apical meristem
B) node; internode
C) shoot apical meristem; node
D) internode; node
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A) may be one cell thick.
B) can divide only toward the center of the stem.
C) forms a continuous layer.
D) can divide to increase in circumference.
E) may be one cell thick, forms a continuous layer, and can divide to increase in circumference.
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A) Because angiosperms have long life cycles, there would be little effect; if plants failed to reproduce one year, they will likely compensate by producing more flowers the following year.
B) There would likely be little effect because angiosperm pollinators are present year round (i.e., insects in the spring/summer and birds in the fall/winter) .
C) There would likely be little effect because angiosperm pollen is able to survive on plant surfaces for months at a time.
D) None of the answer options is correct.
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A) the activation of photoreceptors
B) daily fluctuations of auxin
C) the accumulation and stabilization of auxin
D) the inhibition of phytochrome
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A) They make more efficient use of the primary vasculature in the stem.
B) Even though no new vasculature can be produced, the existing xylem and phloem in the stem can increase in size and transport capacity.
C) Each stem node initiates its own root meristem, bypassing the need for increasing water and nutrient transport within the prostrate stem.
D) Some lateral branches from the prostrate stem become negatively gravitropic and take on root meristem identity.
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A) positive gravitropism.
B) positive thermotropism.
C) positive phototropism.
D) negative phototropism.
E) negative gravitropism.
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A) A chemical signal is produced in shoot tips in response to light.
B) A chemical signal is produced in shoot stems in response to light.
C) Cells exposed to a chemical signal produced by light will grow toward the light.
D) Cells exposed to a chemical signal produced by light will not grow toward the light.
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A) absorption of far-red wavelengths by chlorophyll.
B) absorption of red wavelengths by Pr.
C) absorption of far-red wavelengths by Pfr.
D) slow conversion of Pfr to Pr in the dark.
E) slow conversion of Pr to Pfr in the dark.
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A) primary growth only
B) secondary growth only
C) both primary and secondary growth
D) apical growth only
E) lateral growth only
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A) the conversion of stems (or branches) to flattened structures
B) the development of apical meristem identity genes
C) the development of leaf meristem cells
D) the development of leaf identity genes
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A) bundle sheath
B) leaf primordia
C) flower bud
D) node
E) internode
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A) low levels of both cytokinin and strigolactone.
B) high levels of both cytokinin and strigolactone.
C) high levels of cytokinin but low levels of strigolactone.
D) low levels of cytokinin but high levels of strigolactone.
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A) daylength is relatively constant through the year and never below the critical threshold.
B) daylength is relatively constant through the year and never above the critical threshold.
C) tobacco is day-neutral.
D) temperatures in the tropics are too high for tobacco to flower.
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A) epidermis cortex endodermis phloem xylem.
B) cortex epidermis phloem endodermis xylem.
C) epidermis cortex endodermis xylem phloem.
D) endodermis cortex epidermis phloem xylem.
E) epidermis endodermis cortex phloem xylem.
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A) Leaf primordia drain auxin from neighboring cells, with new primordia forming where auxin in the meristem surface is at the highest concentration.
B) Leaf primordia secrete chemical activators that promote the formation of leaves nearby.
C) Mature leaves secrete chemical inhibitors that prevent the formation of leaves nearby.
D) Mature leaves secrete chemical activators that promote the formation of leaves nearby.
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A) Cells of the xylem continue to divide and produce more cells that transport water.
B) Vascular cambium continues to divide, and cells of its inner surface differentiate to form additional secondary xylem cells.
C) Cells of secondary phloem adjacent to the vascular cambium differentiate into xylem cells.
D) Cells present in the pith closest to the xylem differentiate into xylem cells.
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