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Will a bean plant grows at a different rate if a hormone is used?
Most plants will grow at different rates if (growth) hormones are applied to them. Depending on the type of hormone, the plants growth rate can either be speed up, slowed down or the size stunted. Hormone treatments are also used to keep plants a uniform size, initiate lateral branching (gives rise to bushy plant) as well as retard or stimulate flower formation.
What Hormone that keeps blood pressure from decreasing?
the sperm hormone
What keeps hormone secretion in balance?
Sleep .
Which hormone keeps both the fluid level of the body and blood pressure form decreasing?
Antidiuretic hormone.
Is auxin a plant hormone or animal hormone?
Auxin is a hormone that is found solely in plants.
What is The hormone that keeps seeds from germinating?
abscisic acid
Which placental hormone keeps the myometrium relaxed during pregnancy?
Estrogen
How plant hormone is produced in plants?
yes
What keeps plants cool?
Mulch keeps the roots of plants cool. Also plants give off water from their leaves. This is called transpiration.
Does the seem that the rhizoids are branching?
Yes, rhizoids can appear to be branching, as they often grow in a network-like structure that helps anchor plants like mosses to the substrate. This branching pattern increases surface area, enhancing water and nutrient absorption. However, the extent and appearance of branching can vary depending on the species and environmental conditions.
What is the growth hormone that stimulates plants elongation?
auxin
How can you use the branching diagram to tell which plants produce seeds?
A branching diagram, or cladogram, categorizes plants based on shared characteristics. By examining the branches, you can identify groups of plants and their evolutionary relationships. Plants that produce seeds are typically found in specific branches, such as those representing gymnosperms and angiosperms, distinguishing them from non-seed-producing plants like ferns and mosses. Thus, by following the diagram, you can easily locate and identify seed-producing plants.
