36. For which one of the plant hormone biosynthetic pathways, 1-aminocyclo- propane- 1 -carboxylic acid is an intermediate? (1) Abscisic acid (2) Brassinosteroid (3) Ethylene (4) Gibberellic acid […]
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Ethylene Hormone Induces Leaf Epinasty in Flooding-Sensitive Tomato Plants
35. The hormone responsible for leaf epinasty(curvature) in flooding-sensitive plants such as tomato is (1) abscisic acid (2) auxin (3) ethylene (4) gibbrellic acid Correct answer: (3) Ethylene […]
The Principal Plant Hormone Responsible for Fruit Ripening
34. Plant hormone responsible fruit ripening is (1) Auxin (2) Gibberellic acid (3) Abscisic acid (4) Ethylene Correct answer: (4) Ethylene Explanation: Ethylene is the primary plant hormone […]
Comparison of Gibberellin Biosynthesis Pathways and Gene Organization in Plants and Fungi
33. Following statements were made regarding gibberellins (GA) biosynthesis in plants and fungi. (A) Two separate enzymes are involved in synthesis of ent-kaurene from GGDP in plants (B) Only a […]
Gibberellins as Diterpene Plant Hormones
32. The plant hormone gibberellins (GA) are a group of (1) Monoterpenes (C10) (2) Diterpenes (C20), (3) Triterpenes (C30) (4) Sequiterpenes (C15) Correct answer: (2) Diterpenes (C20) Explanation: Gibberellins […]
Bioactive and Non-Bioactive Gibberellins
Out of several gibberllins identified in plants, which one of the following is NOT bioactive (1) GA1 (2) GA3 (3) GA4 (4) GA5 Correct answer: (4) GA5 Explanation: Among […]
Gibberellic Acid Functions
The plant hormone, Gibberellic Acid is generally NOT associated with (1) stem elongation. (2) Parthenocarpy (3) parthenogenesis (4) malt production Correct answer: (3) Parthenogenesis Explanation: Gibberellic acid (GA) is widely […]
Gibberellic Acid Induces Alpha-Amylase Gene Expression
A farmer growing a particular variety of grape plants in vineyard, observes the following: (A)Fruit size normally remained small. (B) Natural seed abortion. (C) Development of fungal infection as the […]
Alpha-Amylase Gene Induction
28. Gibberellic acid (GA) controls seed germination by directing breakdown of the stored starch. In which one of the following tissues of the barley seed, alpha-amylase gene is induced in […]
Seed Germination in Wild Type Plants
Which one of the following statements regarding seed germination of a wild type plant is NOT correct? (1) Low ABA and high bioactive GA can break seed dormancy. (2) Light […]


