Dendrology (FREC 2314)

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True or False : As temperature increases photosynthesis increases (to an extent)

True

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True or False : Photosynthesis decreases as water availability decreases

True

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True or False : The lower the CO2 the higher the photosynthetic rate.

False

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What is known to the have the greatest effect on WUE.

hi CO2 levels

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Why do plants respirate?

to grow and maintain themselves.

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Which leaf has a higher light compensation point? Sun leaf or shade leaf?

Sun Leaf

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Which leaf invests more in light harvesting chlorophyll? sun or shade?

Shade leaf

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Which leaf typically respirates more? Sun or shade?

Sun leaf

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Which leaf has the lower light use efficiency? Sun or shade?

Sun leaf

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Name all of the PHYSICAL factors related to plant growth.

Photosynthetic rate

Respiration rate

Allocation of Carbon

Leaf surface area

Seasonal patterns of the above processes

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water moves from ____ to _____

high to low energy OR high to low water potential

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What is the greatest abiotic factor which drives all productivity on earthen environments?

Water

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List 4 qualities that make water unique/important

Solvent of everything

reactant in Ps

80-90% of growing tissues

Maintains pressure (turgidity)

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What is the water potential of PURE WATER?

0

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What. is cavitation?

a bubble of air in the water column

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What theory explains the movement of water up a tree?

The Cohesion- Tension theory

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What are some ways that trees resist drought?

Tolerance

Desiccation postponement

(of the root system, leaf adaptations, stomatal control, metabolic adaptations, water storage)

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What kind of growth is auxin responsible for? (List 2)

Apical Dominance and stem elongation

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Plants with few gibberellins typically lack what?

Stem length

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If you want your tree to stay short or to not flower as much what would you spray on it?

Anti-Gibberellins ("Bonzai" is one type of anti-gibber.)

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Which growth hormone can cause abnormally high cell division?

Cytokinin

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You are working for a Christmas tree farm and you have been assigned to make the trees have a more classic Christmas tree look. What combination of hormones would you apply in addition to manual pruning?

an anti-gibberlin (auxin-inhibitor) to reduce stem elongation and cytokinin to make the base of the tree more "bushy" looking.

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Which hormone has been named the "fruit ripening" hormone?

Ethylene (C2H4)

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If sprayed on a plant, Abscisic acid will cause what result?

Dormancy

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Briefly describe the conditions that will result in winter burn.

when a tree, planted on the south side of a building during the winter experiences a warm day while the root system remains in frozen soil. The needles will let water out and no water will be able to replenish from the roots.

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is winter burn typically fatal on its own?

No, the buds have set by this time.

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Name the 3 stages of dormancy?

Pre dormancy, true dormancy, post dormancy

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Taking a plant out of its pre-dormancy stage is impossible. T or F?

False. this stage is reversible.

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How can a tree in true dormancy be taken out of it?

It must be "wintered"

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How does a tree develop dormancy.

Mainly by changes in day length. Also temperature, mineral availability, and water.

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Briefly describe red belt disease

When the soil freezes, air temp increases and winter burn happens along a single "belt" on a mountain range. the weather phenomena is just so.

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how do trees demonstrate cold tolerance?

1. Super cooling in the cell. (reducing their nucleating centers and this allows them remain liquid in the cell well below -39C

2. Intracellular dehydration. mechanisms in the plant are able to maintain their dehydrated cells. they can later be damaged by dehydration though.

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True or False : a functioning plant membrane can be a solid.

False. must be FLUID

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What kind of fatty acid is liquid at low temperatures?

unsaturated F.A

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What kind of fatty acid is solid at relatively higher temperatures?

saturated F.A

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Plants preparing for winter will make more _______ fatty acids.

unsaturated

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Describe chilling injury

If the plant has not adjusted its cells and has too many saturated fatty acids and not enough unsaturated fatty acids. A large number of membranes become solid and burst

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