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138419146hormonecompound produced by one part of an organism that is transported and triggers a response in another part
138419147abscisic acidproduced in terminal bud, prepares plant for winter; closes stomata, inhibits growth
138419148oligosaccharinsplant defense against pathogens, cell growth and differentiation, flower development
138419149photoperiodismdetect time of year by the photoperiod, physiological response to night length, effects seasonal events such as flowering and seed germination
138419150phytochromeProtein containing a chromophore responsible for a plant's response to the photoperiod
138419151turgor movementsReversible movements caused by changes in turgor pressure
138419152phototropismstimulus is light
138419153ethylenegas, ripens fruit, leaf abscission, stimulus is shortening days/longer nights and cooler temps. (to a degree)
138419154sleep movementslowering of leaves to vertical position in evening, raising leaves to a horizontal position in the morning, one side of plant is turgid while the other is flaccid
138419155short-day plantsnight is longer than a critical length, flower in late summer, fall
138419156phytoalexins*A class of compounds with antibiotic properties that are naturally produced by some plants to fight infections from fungus
138419157hypersensitive responsechemical signaling system to resist infection
138419158auxinmain site of production is the apical meristem, increases plasticity of cell wall, promotes elongation of shoots, promotes formation of adventitious roots & fruit growth
138419159senescence*the organic process of growing older and showing the effects of increasing age
138419160circadian rhythms24-hour cycle, does not require environmental cues, light-dark cycle, entrained from environment; internally set
138419161long day plantsnight is shorter than a critical length, flower in late spring, summer
138419162gene-for-gene recognitionResistance to a disease depends on a precise match up between an allele in a plant and an allele in the pathogen
138419163cytokininsanti-aging, stimulates cell division, activates proteins for mitosis, stimulates axillary bud growth
138419164tropismGrowth responses that result in curvatures of the whole plant toward/away from a stimulus
138419165gibberellinPrimarily produced in roots and young leaves, imbibition triggers its release, promotes internode elongation (stem elongation), promotes seed germination (breaks dormancy), places a role in fruit growth
138419166gravitropismstimulus is gravity Positive -downward (roots) Negative -upward (shoots)
138419167day-neutral plantsunaffected by photoperiod, triggered by maturity
138419168thigmotropismstimulus is touch
138419169stressAn environmental condition that can have an adverse effect on a plant's growth, reproduction, & survival
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