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plant signal transduction
hormone binds to outside of receptor —> change in receptor —> reactions producing second messengers —> activation of cellular responses
light, gravity, physical contact, water availability, and temperature
what are plant sensitive to changes in?
Every change comes from different hormonal signals in plants
true
2 plant light responses
photomorphogenesis and phototropic response
photomorphogenesis
non-directional development and tells seeds when to flower, seed germination, and biological clock
Phototropic response
directional development and compensates for the inability to move across landscape
Both light responses rely on light sensitive receptors (wavelength specific)
true
phytochrome
protein that contains red light sensitive to photopigments
phytochrome never change shape from red light
false
photomorphogenesis protein
phytochrome
photoperiod
how long each day plants are exposed to sunlight that controls flowering
phototropin
protein complex with blue light sensitive pigments
tip of plants
where are phototropins found in the plant?
gravitational response
negative response, grow away from pull
root cap
senses gravity
auxin
promotes cell growth
Thigmotropism
response to physical contact
Seed germination is induced by red light and inhibited by far-red light. What is responsible for this phenomenon?
Phytochrome changing its shape when exposed to red versus far-red light
Flowering would occur
If the following lighting pattern were applied to a short-day (long-night) plant, which response would you expect?
true
A phytochrome in the Pfr conformation has recently been exposed to red light (~660nm)
tip of the shoot
Where on the body of an adult plant would you find a phototropin receptor?
Cells on the illuminated side of a stem elongate more than cells on the shaded side.
Which of the following statements about phototropism is false?
Auxin release that travels down a single side of a plant’s stem.
Which of the following would initiate a plant’s phototrophic response?
root cap
If cells in the _____ are removed, roots will no longer respond to gravity
Expansin
What is the name of the enzyme that is directly responsible for breaking down cellulose in plant cell walls during the phototropic response?
Red/far red
To which wavelength of light are phytochrome receptors in plants sensitive?
Flowering would not occur
If the following lighting pattern were applied to a LONG-day (SHORT-night) plant, which response would you expect?
Blue
To which wavelength of light are phototropin receptors sensitive?