A student encounters an animal embryo at the eight-cell stage. The four smaller cells that comprise one hemisphere of the embryo seem to be rotated 45 degrees and lie in the grooves between larger, underlying cells (spiral cleavage). This embryo may potentially develop into a(n)

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In maize kernels, IAA also appears to be synthesized by a tryptophan independent pathway via

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Covalent conjugation of amino acids to IAA can also result in permanent inactivation (storage or degradation), here certain combination is given (∧ shows conjugation)

a. IAA ∧ myo-inositol/Gluc/Ala/Leu/Me ---Reversible (storage)

b. IAA ∧ myo-inositol/Gluc/Ala/Leu/Me ---irreversible (degradation)

c. IAA ∧ oxIAA/GH3-Asp-Glu/3-Methyleneoxidole ---Reversible (storage)

d. IAA ∧ oxIAA/ GH3-Asp-Glu/3-Methyleneoxidole---irreversible (degradation)

Which of the following is correctly paired

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Which of the following is an essential for AUXIN transport in cell called as chemiosmotic model of auxin transport

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Which of the following protein involved in nondirectional auxin movement in shoot and root tip

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Naturally occurring auxin transport inhibitors are___

a. 1-NOA (1-naphthoxyacetic acid)

b. Quercetin (flavonol)

c. Genistein

d. NPA and TIBA

Which of the following is correct

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Which of the following are involved in inhibiting auxin efflux

a. NPA

b. IBA

c. flavonol

d. Cytochalasin D

Which of the following is correct