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Unit 1- Introduction to Plant Biology Review. The scientific study of plants is called: a. geology b. Botany c. Zoology d. Herbology. What is the study of the structures of plant parts such as leaves, roots and stems, including their evolution and development called? Plant Histology - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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2. What is the study of the structures of plant parts such as leaves, roots and stems, including their evolution and development called?
a. Plant Histologyb. Plant Genomicsc. Plant Morphologyd. Plant Physiology
3. What is the term that refers to the subsystem of systematic botany that deals with the description, naming, and classification of plants?
a. Dendrologyb. Plant Taxonomyc. Plant Systematicsd. Plant Physiology
4. The study of field crops and soils is called ________.
a. Dendrologyb. Horticulturec. Floricultured. Agronomy
5. The smallest unit that can perform all activities associated with life is a(n) ________.
a. Atomb. Cellc. Tissued. Organ
7. In most multicellular organisms, cells are arranged in:
a. Virusesb. Atomsc. Communitiesd. Tissues
8. Of the following, which is the most inclusive of living things?
a. Organismsb. Populationsc. Ecosystemsd. Cells
10. An example of an organism that contains both animal and plant characteristics is:
a. Euglenab. Bacteriac. Archaead. Coconut Tree
11. Factors that influence the scientific process are called:
a. Conclusionsb. Variablesc. Datumd. Controls
12. A good experiment always has:
a. Opinionated resultsb. Good intuitionc. A controld. Many variables
13. In the scientific process, an educated guess that is true and is testable by observation and experimentation is called ________.
a. Scientific lawb. Theoryc. Conclusiond. Hypothesis
14. A(n)________ is a widely accepted explanation that is supported by a large body of observations and experiments.a. Principleb. Hypothesisc. Theoryd. Conclusion
15. A (n) ________is taxonomic category that includes one or more kingdoms.a. Phylumb. Domainc. Classd. Kingdom
16. The biological process that includes the capture of light energy and its transformation into chemical energy of organic molecules that are manufactured from carbon dioxide and water is called ________.
a. Dehydration Synthesisb. Photosynthesisc. Cellular Respirationd. Chemosynthesis
2. What is the study of the structures of plant parts such as leaves, roots and stems, including their evolution and development called?
a. Plant Histologyb. Plant Genomicsc. Plant Morphologyd. Plant Physiology
3. What is the term that refers to the subsystem of systematic botany that deals with the description, naming, and classification of plants?
a. Dendrologyb. Plant Taxonomyc. Plant Systematicsd. Plant Physiology
4. The study of field crops and soils is called ________.
a. Dendrologyb. Horticulturec. Floricultured. Agronomy
5. The smallest unit that can perform all activities associated with life is a(n) ________.
a. Atomb. Cellc. Tissued. Organ
7. In most multicellular organisms, cells are arranged in:
a. Virusesb. Atomsc. Communitiesd. Tissues
8. Of the following, which is the most inclusive of living things?
a. Organismsb. Populationsc. Ecosystemsd. Cells
10. An example of an organism that contains both animal and plant characteristics is:
a. Euglenab. Bacteriac. Archaead. Coconut Tree
11. Factors that influence the scientific process are called:
a. Conclusionsb. Variablesc. Datumd. Controls
12. A good experiment always has:
a. Opinionated resultsb. Good intuitionc. A controld. Many variables
13. In the scientific process, an educated guess that is true and is testable by observation and experimentation is called ________.
a. Scientific lawb. Theoryc. Conclusiond. Hypothesis
14. A(n)________ is a widely accepted explanation that is supported by a large body of observations and experiments.a. Principleb. Hypothesisc. Theoryd. Conclusion
15. A (n) ________is taxonomic category that includes one or more kingdoms.a. Phylumb. Domainc. Classd. Kingdom