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A). Please complete
the following
True or False
statements.
If a statement is false, explain how to correct the false statement,
or simply correct.
i.e.:
Ferns reproduce with large blue fruits
.
False, ferns reproduce using
spores.
1.
As a general rule, the more developed the country, the less of its diet
is from plant foods.
True
2.
Green plants are at the top of the food chain.
True
3.
?
Hemp is the world most important fiber.
False, Cotton is the
world’s most important plant fiber.
4.
?
Binomial nomenclature is the scientific system of giving a double
name to each plant or animal.
True
5.
New ways to classify plants in the future will be with DNA analysis.
True
B). Please answer the
following
Short
Answer
prompts
/
questions.
6.
What are the most important food plants?
The most important food
plants are the grains of the grass family, particularly wheat,
rice, corn, sorghum and barley.
7.
Climate
is the major factor affecting the distribution of plants
and determining their structural adaptation.
8.
?
Name the two classes of the Spermatophyta division of plants.
Gymnosperms & Angiosperms.
9.
List the six lower subdivisions of plants.
Order
Family
Genus
Species
Form
Variety/ cultivar/ clone
C). Please respond to the
following
Discussion
prompts/questions.
10.
?
Which organisms are the earliest known life forms, originating
from the water?
The earliest known forms of life are bacteria and blue- green algae.
11.
How do plants adapt to areas away from the equatorial regions?
Plants adapt as they occupy drier or colder areas away from the
tropics.
12.
?
Discuss the difference between monocots and dicots.
Monocots form a fibrous root structure in which no one root is the
source of all other roots. Dicots grow a taproot system in which one
root emerges from the embryo (seed), branches into a network of
smaller roots, and eventually develops root hairs that take up water
and nutrients.
13.
?
What is taxonomy?
Taxonomy is the science of naming, describing, and classifying
organisms, and it encompasses all of the world's plants, animals,
and microorganisms.
14.
?
Give examples of crops used for food, beverages, fiber,
industry, and oil.
Corn
Soy bean
Wheat
Coconut
Potatoes
Cited sources;
Chapter 1 the plant kingdom
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were asked to travel to another country for a while and you needed to leave immediately. Because of
this you forgot to have someone to watch over your plants. They were kept inside the house for 2
months without being watered and only a minimal amount of sunlight. Describe the state of the plant
upon your return. Defend your answer based on the concepts on the light dependent reactions.
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being cut?
2. How can some plants can be propagated
by cutting and grafting?
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2. Contraindications: when not to use or precautions
3. Interactions
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I. Collenchyma cells stay alive in mature tissue.;
II. Variably shaped cells of sclerenchyma die when they are mature.;
III. The thick cell walls of sclerenchyma contain a high proportion of durable compounds such as pectin which lend sturdiness to plant parts and help them resist stretching and compression.;
IV. In collenchyma, chitin imparts flexibility to these cells’ primary wall, which is thickened unevenly where three or more of the cells abut one another.
All statements are true.
Only three (3) statements are true.
Only two (2) statements are true.
Only one (1) statement is true.
None of the statements is true.
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1. A plant needs water, air, and sunlight to germinate.
2. Sunlight are warmth are not required for germination.
3. Sunlight and soil are not required for germination.
4. A seedling develops into a seed
5. A seedling is a young plant developing out of a plant embryo from a seed.
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1. Cell turgor allows the movement of nutrients to the different parts of the plant.a. trueb. false2. shrinking of the plant cells such as the potato will make it less rigid.a. trueb. false
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2. What factors would you measure (response, or dependent varibles)?
3. Fitness can be measured as a seed set (seed production) Why is it important to measure as seed production?
4. Cultivated sunflowers have one stem that produces one single large flower head, while wild flowers have many branches that produce many flowers. Why is it important to measure branching pattern (number of branches produced by F1 plants, backcrosses and wild type sunflowers?
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1. Movement
2. Respiration
3. Sensitivity
4. Growth
5. Reproduction
6. Nutrition
7. Excretion
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Please help me correct answer.
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Select the FALSE answer regarding refined grain foods (select only 1).
the refining process only keeps the seed endosperm (the white bread that you eat is made from the endosperm)
products made from refined grains have a longer shelf life, which is one reason they are cheap and readily available
refined grain products are typically enriched to add back vitamins and minerals lost during the process
white bread and white rice are high in carbohydrates and fiber
refined grains are made from monocot seeds, which use up the endosperm during germination
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TRUE OR FALSE
1. Cuticle is a protective layer secreted outside the epidermis, the outermost layer of land plants’ organs
2. Parenchyma cells function only as photosynthetic tissue.
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1)Take a walk around your house and make a list of 20 or more specific items that come from seed plants. Specific means you should not write “food”—instead, write a specific food, like potatoes. If you want to write five specific foods, go ahead. You can also include non-food plant products, such as the cotton in your T-shirts or the wood in your floors.
2)2. Then write down what plant each item comes from. This can be the common name, for example, potatoes come from potato plants and the wood in your floor comes from trees (it’s ok if you don’t know exactly what kind of trees your floor comes from).
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Just read the boxes and write a 1-3 sentences response. Have a nice day. :) (Picture below)
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MULTIPLE CHOICE.
37.Plants like cucumber, have male and female flowers located on different parts of the plant are called ____________________ plants.
a.perfect
b.complete
c.dioecious
d.monoecious
2.It plays an important role in the growth and development of the plant for important physiological roles such as increasing the plant's response to stress conditions (biotic and abiotic) by increasing the resistance of the plant to System Acquired Resistance.
a.Ethylene
b.Gibberelin
c.Salicylic acid
d.Auxin
4.Auxin is a plant hormone responsible in elongation of stem, root growth, differentiation, tropism and the like found or located in the following parts EXCEPT ___________.
a.fruit
b.meristem
c.embryo
d.leaves
5.Different types of animals have different amounts of yolk in their eggs. Which is the correct sequence from very little to lots of yolk centrally located?
a.centrolecithal, mesolecithal, isolecithal, telolecithal
b.mesolecithal, telolecithal, isolecithal, centrolecithal…
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trees and other vertical surfaces) When the a poison-ivs plant is growing as a weak shrub. Its stems are
smooth, but when it begins to grow up the trunk of a tree. Its stem becomes covered with many slender
adventitious roots that firmly attach it to the tree. Propose one possible proximate (immediate. physiological.
ecological) factor and one possible ultimate (evolutionary ) factor for the production of adventitious roots br
poison-ivy plants
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Part 2: Examine the figure below and use it as a reference for parts A and B.
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
Plants grown without Plants grown with 5 mg/mL
pesticide
pesticide
Figure 1. The effect of pesticide on plant growth.
Part A. Suggest at least three improvements to Figure 1 (besides a more descriptive title). (6 points)
1.
2.
3.
Plants grown with 500
mg/mL pesticide
Part B. Name at least two pieces of information that could be added to the figure title to make it more
descriptive (2 points).
1.
2.
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Please explain the full bold information please. Thank you
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Photosynthetic stem
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Strictly reproduce sexually
Shoots are two types, fertile and sterile
b. Which of the following is not the main characteristics of Liverworts. Choose 3
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Pseudolaters are present in the capsule
gametophyte plant is either thalloid or foliose
dehiscence of the capsule takes place by separation of the lid
each cell has one chloroplast with a pyrenoid
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