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Unit 4: Plant Physiology — Online MCQ Test

Q: Name the plant growth regulator which upon spraying on sugarcane crop, increases the length of stem, thus increasing the yield of sugarcane crop.

Answer: A. Gibberellin — Gibberellins are used to increase the length of stems in sugarcane, thereby increasing the yield as sugar is stored in the stem.

Q: In light reaction, plastoquinone facilitates the transfer of electrons from :

Answer: D. PS-II to Cyt b6f complex — In the Z-scheme of photosynthesis, electrons travel from PS-II to plastoquinone (PQ), which then transfers them to the Cytochrome b6f complex.

Q: Which of the following is not an inhibitory substance governing seed dormancy?

Answer: D. Gibberellic acid — Abscisic acid, phenolic acid, and para-ascorbic acid are inhibitors. Gibberellic acid promotes seed germination and breaks dormancy.

Q: Attractants and rewards are required for

Answer: A. Entomophily — Entomophily is pollination by insects. To attract them, plants provide rewards such as nectar and pollen grains.

Q: Stomatal movement is not affected by

Answer: B. O₂ concentration — Stomatal movement is affected by light (blue light triggers opening), CO₂ concentration (high CO₂ causes closure), and temperature (extreme temperatures affect stomatal movement). However, O₂ concentration does not directly affect stomatal movement — it is not a recognised factor in the regulation of guard cell turgor.

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Name the plant growth regulator which upon spraying on sugarcane crop, increases the length of stem, thus increasing the yield of sugarcane crop.

A. Gibberellin ✓
B. Ethylene
C. Abscisic acid
D. Cytokinin

Answer: A. Gibberellin
Gibberellins are used to increase the length of stems in sugarcane, thereby increasing the yield as sugar is stored in the stem.

In light reaction, plastoquinone facilitates the transfer of electrons from :

A. Cyt b6f complex to PS-I
B. PS-I to NADP+
C. PS-I to ATP synthase
D. PS-II to Cyt b6f complex ✓

Answer: D. PS-II to Cyt b6f complex
In the Z-scheme of photosynthesis, electrons travel from PS-II to plastoquinone (PQ), which then transfers them to the Cytochrome b6f complex.

Which of the following is not an inhibitory substance governing seed dormancy?

A. Abscisic acid
B. Phenolic acid
C. Para-ascorbic acid
D. Gibberellic acid ✓

Answer: D. Gibberellic acid
Abscisic acid, phenolic acid, and para-ascorbic acid are inhibitors. Gibberellic acid promotes seed germination and breaks dormancy.

Attractants and rewards are required for

A. Entomophily ✓
B. Hydrophily
C. Cleistogamy
D. Anemophily

Answer: A. Entomophily
Entomophily is pollination by insects. To attract them, plants provide rewards such as nectar and pollen grains.

Stomatal movement is not affected by

A. Light
B. O₂ concentration ✓
C. Temperature
D. CO₂ concentration

Answer: B. O₂ concentration
Stomatal movement is affected by light (blue light triggers opening), CO₂ concentration (high CO₂ causes closure), and temperature (extreme temperatures affect stomatal movement). However, O₂ concentration does not directly affect stomatal movement — it is not a recognised factor in the regulation of guard cell turgor.