Plant growth and development Multiple Choice Questions

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Question : _________ is a colourless gas that serves as a signalling hormone.

A. Benzene

B. Nitric Oxide

C. Ozone

D. None of the above



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Question : ________ is a plant hormone generally present in the gaseous state

A. Ethylene

B. Ethane

C. Argon

D. None of the above



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Question : ____________ tissues synthesize natural cytokinins

A. Old

B. Rapidly dividing

C. Storage

D. None of the above



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Question : Tendrils of garden peas coiling around any support signifies:

A. Seismonasty

B. Thigmotaxis

C. Gravitropism

D. Thigmotrophism



Question : Uneven distribution of auxins may lead to

A. Phototrophic curvature

B. Day-neutral curvature

C. Both (1) and (2)

D. None of the above



Question : The significance of the day length in plants was first shown in:

A. Barley

B. Lettuce

C. Tobacco

D. Tomato



Question : Seed dormancy is triggered by

A. Indole-3-ethanol

B. Abscisic acid

C. Carbon dioxide

D. None of the above



Question : _________can stimulate the germination of barley seeds

A. α-amylase

B. Abscisic acid

C. Benzoic acid

D. Coumarin



Question : One of the following is not an auxin

A. Indole-3-acetic acid

B. Malic Hydrazide

C. Indole butyric acid

D. Naphthalene acetic acid



Question : Coconut milk contains a cytokinin called ____ which promotes plant growth.

A. Naphthalene acetic acid

B. Indole-3-acetic acid

C. Gelatin

D. Zeatin