Are the development and growth of plants only influenced by plant hormones?

Q: What nutrients do plants need, and how are those nutrients acquired from the environment?

A: Any substance that a plant requires to survive, reproduce, and grow is a nutrient for the plant. The…

Q: What are the roles of kinetin in plants and where would you normally find this phytohormone b in…

A: Introduction :- Phyto-hormones are also called plant hormones because they are produced and utilized…

Q: Explain the importance of plant hormones.

A: Plants are autotrophs. They are called so because they are not dependent on other organisms and can…

Q: Plants hormone that induces cell division is: A. auxins B. gibberellins C. kinins D.…

A: Plant hormones are also known as phytohormones. Plants hormones are signal molecules, produced…

Q: What is the plant hormoneremarkable for stimulatingflowering and fruit ripening?What are the uses…

A: Plants hormones are the minute secretion of the plants that serve the function of maintaining growth…

Q: describe some of the effects that plants have on other organisms, including humans?

A: Effects of plants which have on other organisms specially human --All the organisms present on the…

Q: What plant hormone includes dormancy in seeds? Answer in 8 sentences.

A: Hi dear, here's your answer what you want.can you please give me a like for this answer. Dormancy…

Q: Gaseous hormones are able to enter cells without requiring specialmembrane transporter. Which of the…

A: Plant hormones are some chemical compounds that are present in very low amount in plant body.  They…

Q: During plant development, the leaves and the flowers of the plant are derived from a. the central…

A: Meristematic tissue  These are undifferentiated, rapidly dividing plant cells found on the top of…

Q: How do plants respond to stimuli?

A: Plants are required for the ecosystem as they can get energy directly from sunlight in the process…

Q: Vhich of the following hormones are NOT mat unction? D abscisic acid- promotes leaf abscission O…

A: Ans- Abscisic acid promotes leaf abscission. Abscisic acid promotes leaf senescence.…

Q: What are the main natural plant hormones and what are their respective effects?

A: Introduction In this question we have to write the main natural plant hormones

Q: When you prune shrubs to make them “bushier”—that is, to prevent apical dominance—you are affecting…

A: The growth of the plant is directly influenced by the chemicals called phytohormones or plant…

Q: Describe a general mechanism of action for plant hormones, using auxin as your example.

A: Hormones are chemical messengers, that are mainly released by several glands. The hormones travel in…

Q: Some plant hormones oppose the effect of each other. Auxins and cytokinins for example. Whereas…

A: When two hormones have opposite effects from each other, it is called antagonistic effects. There…

Q: What are various types of hormones present in plant?

A: Plant produces a signalling molecule formed in one tissue or organ of the plant and are transported…

Q: Examples of plant hormones includea. cyclic AMP, IP3, and calcium ions.b. calcium, CDPKs, and DELLA…

A: Plant physiology is a field of botany that deals with the study of the physiology of plants. Plant…

Q: how does a plant develop resistance to insecticides

A: Resistance to pesticides describes the reduced resistance of a population of pests to a pesticide…

Q: Which signaling molecule triggers the release of volatile substances that attract parasitic wasps to…

A: BASIC INFORMATION BIODIVERSITY  It is basically the variety of the lives present on the earth  The…

Q: How do plants defend themselves against the animals that would eat them?

A: Herbivores, both large and small, feed on plants and vigorously chew on them. Plants have devised…

Q: What hormones are associated with the normal growth and development of flowering plants?

A: Phytohormones regulate the growth and development of plants. Hence, they are known as plant growth…

Q: The image on the left is undifferentiated totipotent cells can sprout shoots and roots in response…

A: Tissue culture is the growth of cells in artifical medium similar to their original environmental…

Q: Dormant seeds are stimulated to sprout by the effect of

A: Seed dormancy is an trait that do not allow the germination of an viable seed under favorable…

Q: Describe two general chemical features that distinguish plant hor- mones from animal hormones.

A: A hormone is secreted from glandular part of body, transferred into blood, and acts on target organs…

Q: How do long-day plants differ from short-day plants?

A: According to the question, we have to provide the difference between Long-day plants and short-day…

Q: It was observed during the early 20th century that the abscission zone of leaves of tree growing…

A: Solution Weakening of abscission zone was caused by ethylene ( gaseous plant growth regulator).…

Q: The phloem of a cactus send hormones to areoles, structures that will develop in to flowers. During…

A: According to the question, we have to mention the name of the system the phloem works in conjunction…

Q: rooting hormone

A: Plant growth is highly effected by various living conditions like the air, light, humidity, nature…

Q: Can you answer this question, all of the parts please.  A. Please explain the phenomenon of apical…

A: Apical dominance can be defined as the control exerted by the apical portions of the shoot over the…

Q: What are the effects brought by cytokinin in plants? between cytokinin with auxin and hormone…

A: please post questions separately' name the hormone mentioned ,sorry i dont know the name of hormone…

Q: A decrease in the level of which hormone releases seeds from dormancy? a. abscisic acid b. cytokinin…

A: Plant hormones are the synthetic compounds which are blended by plants normally during the metabolic…

Q: Explain the differences between plant hormones and plant growth regulators

A: A hormone is a substance that regulates how organisms function and grow. These compounds also play…

Q: How do plants regulate flowering ?(explain the Molecular mechanism of flowering

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Q: This class of plant hormones are exuded by the plant roots. On the one hand, these plant hormones…

A: Plant hormones are organic substances that regulate plant growth and development. Plants produce a…

Q: why are nectaries important to plants?

A: Flowers in plants produce nectar in exchange for pollination, which is the movement of pollen from…

Q: The first concept used to understand plants is that plantmetabolism is based on the principles of…

A: Plants are the autotrophic organisms that are capable of synthesizing their own food with the help…

Q: What promotes seed germination in cereals and lettuce.

A: The growth of a plant organism from a seed or a similar structure is called as seed germination.…

Q: A shrub growing in the forest has recently had its shoot apical meristem eaten by a deer. Using your…

A: Shoot apical meristem is a group of cells present on the apex of shoot and helps in its elongation.

Q: What are some protective adaptations plants have from intense sunlight?

A: The unique features that allow plants and animals to thrive in a given environment. Adaptations are…

Q: Describe Some of the effects that plants have on other organisms, including humans.

A: Plants are sessile organisms, unable to change their environment through moving around.

Q: How can insects make plants more susceptible to pathogens?

A: Epidermis is the outermost layer of the stem that acts as a protection to the plant. Beneath the…

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A: The additive psychoactive drugs are a used from the ancient times. Many were used to treat various…