Plant Hormones

Question 1

Promotes cells elongation in shoots

Answer 1

Auxins

Question 2

Inhibits growth of lateral buds

Answer 2

Auxins

Question 3

Promotes Branch roots

Answer 3

Auxins

Question 4

Controls Phototropism/Gravitropism

Answer 4

Auxins

Question 5

Stimulates Fruit Development

Answer 5

Auxins

Question 6

Delays aging of leaves and fruit

Answer 6

Auxins

Question 7

Where do Auxins happen

Answer 7

Shoot Apical Meristem

Question 8

What is the opposite of Auxin

Answer 8

Cytokinins

Question 9

Stimulates cell division throughout the plant

Answer 9

Cytokinins

Question 10

Stimulates lateral bud sprouting

Answer 10

Cytokinins

Question 11

Inhibits formation of plant roots

Answer 11

Cytokinins

Question 12

Delays aging of leaves and flowers.

Answer 12

Cytokinins

Question 13

Where do Cytokinins happen

Answer 13

Root Apical Meristem

Question 14

Cases Stomata to close

Answer 14

Abscisic Acid

Question 15

Inhibits stem growth and stimulates root growth in response to drought.

Answer 15

Abscisic Acid

Question 16

Maintains Dormancy in buds and seeds

Answer 16

Abscisic Acid

Question 17

Where does Abscisic Acid Happen

Answer 17

Throughout the plant

Question 18

What is the opposite of Abscisic Acid

Answer 18

Gibberellins

Question 19

Stimulates stem elongation by promoting cell division and cell elongation

Answer 19

Gibberellins

Question 20

Stimulates bud sprouting, flowering, fruit development, and seed germination

Answer 20

Gibberellins

Question 21

Where does Gibberellins happen

Answer 21

Shoot Apical Meristem, Young leaves, Plant embryos.

Question 22

Stimulation of plant ripening and aging

Answer 22

Ethylene

Question 23

Where is Ethylene found

Answer 23

Throughout the plant, topically during stress and aging.