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WorksheetsPlant Physiology and Ecology Quiz
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
The most important physiological process in green plant is:
Transpiration
Respiration
Translocation
Photosynthesis
The evaluation of parents by comparing the performances of their offspring
Provenance test
Germination test
Pregnancy test
Progeny test
Ecology was developed because of the need to understand, explain and solve the problem of humankind's increasingly damaging impact to _______________.
Genetics
Environment
Taxonomy
Botany
They play a major role in maintaining ecosystem structure and integrity.
Endangered species
Keystone species
Rare species
Endemic species
The tendency of biological systems to resist change and remain in the state of equilibrium.
Homeostasis
Commensalism
Ecotone
Parasitism
The biological clock enabling plants to adjust their metabolism to seasonal fluctuations is __________.
Mutation
Association
Photoperiodism
Natural selection
A protected fragile shield of gas that absorbs harmful ultraviolet from the sun that has been increasingly pierced by holes caused by man-made chemicals.
Greenhouse layer
Black hole
Ozone layer
Exosphere
The type of species whose status provides information on the over-all condition of the ecosystem and of other species in that system.
Indicator species
Flagship species
Endemic species
Keystone species
This involves the evaporation of water from the stomata of the surface of the leaves thus creating a vacuum within plant tissues and ultimately enabling roots to take up soil nutrient solutions.
Respiration
Nutrient cycle
Evapotranspiration
Carbon cycle
The living together of two or more organisms benefiting one, harming none is referred to as _______.
Assemblage
Parasitism
Commensalism
Mutualism
These are the tiny green bodies in the tissues that surrounds the vein in the leaf.
Stomata
Chloroplasts
Chlorophyll
Photosynthetic tissue
It is considered as a physical reaction in photosynthesis.
Formation of high phosphate bonds
Energy absorption by the chlorophyll
Transfer of CO2 from the atmosphere into the leaf
Formation of sugar
The hypocotyl is part of the embryo that develops into a:
Flower
Leaf
Primary root
Trunk
______ is concerned with the way where different kinds of plants are distributed throughout the world.
Plant Phenology
Ecology
Plant Geography
Histology
It refers to the response of plants to relative lengths of light and dark period.
Geotropism
Vernalization
Photoperiodism
Glycolysis
A component of the vascular tissue that functions primarily to conduct water and minerals.
Xylem
Phloem
Tracheids
Vessels
These are the wildlife found only in the country or in a particular area of region in the country. They may have become resident of the area through the introduction of man.
Endemic
Exotic
Native
Invasive
All the animals found in a given area.
Wildlife
Population
Fauna
Flora
Auxin is a growth regulator that promotes _______ in plants.
Development of flowers
Cell elongation
Fungi
Nitrogen fixing bacteria
The functional unit of heredity is known as:
Species
Gene bank
Gene
Chromosomes
It refers to the cumulative change in the characteristics of population of organisms over succeeding generations, resulting in species totally different from ancient ancestors.
Extinction
Climax
Evolution
History
This is a process by which animals arrive at a certain location where they live and grow.
Genetic drift
Natural selection
Distribution
Dispersal
A ripened ovule.
Fruit
Seed
Rhizome
Propagule
It refers to the body that administers an established protected area as prescribed in NIPAS Act.
Protected Area Management Council
Protected Area Management Commission
Protected Area Management Board
Protected Area Management Committee
Which refers to species diversity?
A measure of species richness
Expresses abundance of species
Either based on the number of individuals or biomass or each species
If the plants reproductive organs are in the same flower, the flower is ________; if the flower has only one pistil, it is _________.
Complete - sterile
Fertile - sterile
Perfect - imperfect
Complete - incomplete
This refers to a movement in response to light.
Transpiration
Phototropism
Photoperiodism
Respiration
Precipitation usually occurs when air masses laden with water vapor are cooled to their dew point. Interception is part of precipitation collected by the plant canopy or other surfaces.
1st statement is false while the 2nd statement is true
All statements are false
1st statement is true while the 2nd statement is false
All statements are true
An organism which is the result of cross between two varieties, species or genera is called:
Cultivar
Hybrid
Variety
Subspecies
The enrichment of a water body with nutrients, resulting in excessive growth of phytoplankton, algae, or vascular plants leading to depletion of oxygen is called:
Water pollution
Siltation
Eutrophication
Red tide
The induction of flowering by cold treatment.
Kinesis
Photoperiodism
Trophism
Vernalization
__________ is the prevention of crossing among population due to chromosomal difference.
Ecological isolation
Geographical isolation
Genetic isolation
Phenological isolation
It is a plant which grows where it is not wanted.
Cull tree
Weed
Wolf tree
Brownie
A control measure for infestation using natural enemies is referred to as:
Parasitic Control
Chemical Control
Predator Control
Biological Control
The relative humidity in forest is much higher than in an open area because of __________.
Less air circulation
Transpiration from the leaves
Less sunshine that can penetrate the canopy
Overcrowding of leaves
It is the prevention of crossing among population brought by difference in flowering time.
Ecological isolation
Geographical isolation
Genetic isolation
Phenological isolation
This refers to the science of studying the vegetative and reproductive part of trees and their development.
Tree improvement
Plant taxonomy
Tree morphology
Dendrology
After pollination occurs, the growth of pollen tube follows leading to what is termed as:
Fertilization
Parthogenesis
Abscission
Reproduction
It refers to the rapid and widespread occurrence of disease or insect attack of trees.
Contagious
Proliferation
Epidemic
Prevalence
A term for propagules germination while still attached to the mother tree.
Hypocotyl
Viviparous
Germination
Marcotting
The transition zone between the root system and the stem is the:
Root cap
Root collar
Root nodule
Stem blade
Diameter growth occurs at the:
Phloem
Shoot apex
Lateral meristem
Apical meristem
The symbiotic association between roots and fungi:
Mycorrhiza
Rhizome
Lichens
Mycelium
The collection of sepals that enclose the other flower organs in the buds.
Androecium
Corolla
Calyx
Gynoecium
The first stage of seed germination:
Emergence of hypocotyls
Enlargement of endosperm
Breaking of testa
Water absorption
The transfer of pollen grains to the female reproductive structures involving ants as agents.
Ornithophily
Hydrophily
Myrmecophily
Anemophily
The collective term for stamens.
Androecium
Corolla
Calyx
Gynoecium
The tallest grass in the world.
Cogon
Talahib
Paragis
Bamboo
Plants found in dry places are called:
Mesophytes
Epiphytes
Xerophytes
Hydrophytes
It is a gaseous element needed by plants.
Iron
Nitrogen
Calcium
Phosphorous
