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Control and coordination in plants
5 past-paper questions on Control and coordination in plants
The presence of gibberellins in a plant cell leads to the expression of genes involved in stem elongation. Describe how…
Practise the full question →Fig. 2.1 shows that the percentage of open stomata increases in the first seven hours of the experiment. Describe the sequence of…
Practise the full question →Table 6.1 shows some of the events occurring during the closure of a stoma. The events are not listed in the correct order.…
Practise the full question →The leaves of M. pudica and the leaves of Venus fly traps move in response to touch stimuli, but the mechanisms that cause the…
Practise the full question →With reference to Fig. 6.1, describe the rhythm of stomatal opening and closing.
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