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13 years ago
Sorry this is a long list!
I've answered most of them, I just want to double check!

The A-, B-, and C-class gene encode proteins that function as:
   1. Promoter Regions
   2. Receptors
   3. Transcription Factors
   4. Hormones

[True/False] Seeds from some plant species that grow in temperate zones require a cold treatment before they will germinate.

[True/False] The cells of the suspensor and embryo contain the same genes but not the same populations of messenger RNAs and proteins.

[True/False] Sieve-tube elements are developmentally related to and depend on their neighboring companion cells.

[True/False] Increase in root length occurs as a result of an increase in cell number plus the elongation of cells.

[True/False] The pith occupies the central region of the primary eudicot stem.

[True/False] Specialized pericycle cells give rise to lateral roots.


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13 years ago
[True/False] Seeds from some plant species that grow in temperate zones require a cold treatment before they will germinate.

- Called Vernalization.

[True/False] The cells of the suspensor and embryo contain the same genes but not the same populations of messenger RNAs and proteins.

- Not sure...

[True/False] Sieve-tube elements are developmentally related to and depend on their neighboring companion cells.

- Neighbouring each of the sieve tube elements is a minimum of one companion cell.

[True/False] Increase in root length occurs as a result of an increase in cell number plus the elongation of cells.

[True/False] The pith occupies the central region of the primary eudicot stem.

[True/False] Specialized pericycle cells give rise to lateral roots.

- Root meristems, derived from the pericycle cells, give rise to lateral roots,
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13 years ago
One more question ...  THANK YOU!!

The A-, B-, and C-class gene encode proteins that function as:
   a. Promoter Regions
   b. Receptors
   c. Transcription Factors
   d. Hormones
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