Chapter 10 · NEET Preparation Botany
Plant Growth and Development
25 practice questions · 5 marks weightage
Topics in this chapter
- Plant Growth and Mathematical Models
- Developmental Phases and Plasticity
- Plant Growth Regulators and Applications
- Photoperiodism and Vernalization
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Cheat SheetPractice questions
- Question 1Q-C16A09See the answer and solution
Which of the following pairs of plant growth regulators (PGRs) is antagonistic in function with respect to seed dormancy and apical dominance respectively?
- A.ABA and Auxin; Gibberellin and Cytokinin
- B.Gibberellin and ABA; Auxin and Cytokinin
- C.Ethylene and Auxin; ABA and Gibberellin
- D.Cytokinin and ABA; Gibberellin and Auxin
- Question 2Q-42B857See the answer and solution
During arithmetic growth, if the initial length of a plant organ is and the growth rate is constant (), the length after time () is expressed as:
- A.Lt = L0 * e^(rt)
- B.Lt = L0 + rt
- C.W1 = W0 * e^(rt)
- D.L0 = Lt + rt
- Question 3Q-92FB22See the answer and solution
The phenomenon in which plants follow different pathways in response to environment or phases of life to form different kinds of structures is called:
- A.Plasticity
- B.Heterophylly
- C.Differentiation
- D.Vernalization
- Question 4Q-6343BDSee the answer and solution
Which of the following statements about plant growth regulators (PGRs) is incorrect?
- A.Auxin was isolated from tips of coleoptiles of oat seedlings.
- B.Gibberellins were discovered based on the 'bakanae' (foolish seedling) disease of rice.
- C.Kinin was isolated from autoclaved herring sperm DNA as kinetin.
- D.Abscisic acid was purified and chemically characterized as three independent substances: inhibitor-B, abscisin II, and dormin.
- Question 5Q-D4A7A1See the answer and solution
Which PGR is gaseous in nature and is primarily synthesized in large amounts by tissues undergoing ripening and senescence?
- A.Abscisic acid
- B.Ethylene
- C.Gibberellic acid
- D.Indole-3-acetic acid
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