CONTROL AND COORDINATION QUIZZ

What Do Coordination In Plants Means?

• Coordination in plants refers to the growth or movement of plants in response to stimuli from the environment.

• Coordination in Humans refers to the growth or movement of Humans in response to the Brain of the Human Body.

• Coordination in plants refers to the regression or movement of plants in response to environmental stimuli.

There Are Five Types Of Movement In Plants

• True
• False

Organisms have directional growth responses to stimuli, like light_______ or gravity_______

• Gravitropism,

  Phototropism

• Phototropism,

  Gravitropism

• Both A and B

• None Of The Above

Nastic movements are the non-directional movements in response to______ such as rapid folding of leaves in sensitive plant__________ when touched.

• Stimulus,

  Shame Plant

• Stimulus,

  Mimosa pudica

• Both A and B

• None Of The Above

Auxins are the hormones in the plants which Promote cell elongation and are involved in phototropism and gravitropism.

• True

• False

Hormone which Stimulate stem growth and seed germination.

• Abscisic Acid

• Cytokinins

• Both A and B

• Gibberellins

Cytokinins Promote cell growth and are found in areas of slow growth.

• True
• False

Abscisic Acid Inhibits growth and helps in stress responses, such as wilting

• True
• False

Plant hormones diffuse from their site of synthesis to target areas, facilitating growth and responses to environmental changes. This chemical coordination is crucial for the plant's_____and____

• Death,

  Survival

• Adaptation,

  Rapid Growth

• Adaptation,

  Survival

• None Of The Above

What Is The Importance Of Coordination

• Coordination allows plants to optimize their growth and resource use, ensuring they can effectively respond to changes in their environment, such as light availability and water levels

• Coordination allows Animals to optimize their growth and resource use, ensuring they can effectively respond to changes in their environment, such as light availability and water levels

• Both A and B

• None Of The Above