Each option can only be used once. Place the growth responses with the appropriate hormone.ActivatePrevent leafdropPromote fruitripeningStimulate xylemdevelopmentStimulateBud and seedPromote cellsecondarymeristemsApical-basalpolarityfloweringdormancydivisionCoordinateStimulate cellPromote seedgerminationLeaf and petalagingPromote shootPromote stressPromotesPhototropismdefenses todivision anddevelopmentresponsesstomatal closingpathogen attackelongationType of plant hormone Chemical structure of an exampleIndoleacetic acid (IAA)Auxins- CH,- COOHZeatinHCH,HN- CH, -CCytokininsCH,OHGibberellic acidGibberellinsOHHOCHCOOHEthyleneEthy leneH,C= CH,Abscisic acidAbscisic acidHC CH,CH,HOCH,соонBrassinolideOHOHBrassinosteroidsHO.Reset

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Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

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Chapter28: Plant Nutrition And Transport

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Each option can only be used once.

Place the growth responses with the appropriate hormone.
Activate
Prevent leaf
drop
Promote fruit
ripening
Stimulate xylem
development
Stimulate
Bud and seed
Promote cell
secondary
meristems
Apical-basal
polarity
flowering
dormancy
division
Coordinate
Stimulate cell
Promote seed
germination
Leaf and petal
aging
Promote shoot
Promote stress
Promotes
Phototropism
defenses to
division and
development
responses
stomatal closing
pathogen attack
elongation
Type of plant hormone Chemical structure of an example
Indoleacetic acid (IAA)
Auxins
- CH,- COOH
Zeatin
H
CH,
HN- CH, -C
Cytokinins
CH,OH
Gibberellic acid
Gibberellins
OH
HO
CH
COOH
Ethylene
Ethy lene
H,C= CH,
Abscisic acid
Abscisic acid
HC CH,
CH,
HO
CH,
соон
Brassinolide
OH
OH
Brassinosteroids
HO.
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