Tropism Jeopardy Template

Types of Tropism	PHOTO...	THIGMO...	GRAVI...	POINTS.....!!!
100 The effect of gravity on plant growth What is Gravitropism?	100 vertically To which side will a potted plant grow in the open with sunlight, vertically or horizontally?	100 thigmotropism If the stem of a runner bean plant coils around a pole this illustrates what?	100 Upward- against the gravity Which way does the embryonic shoot grow to exhibit a negative gravitropism?	100 Gravity What is Gravitropism in relation to?
200 Thigmotropism What is a movement in response to touch?	200 negative phototropism What is plant growth that curves away from the light?	200 touches Ex. A flowering plant grows straight up and down until it _______ something, then cells in contact with an object such as a pole or and underground rock, grow less while those on the opposite side elongate.	200 Increased auxin concentration What causes the cells in one area to grow more than cells on the upper side?	200 Light What is phototropism in relation to?
300 Phototropism What is a movement in response to a light stimulus?	300 insensitive to light Roots, depending on the species examined, are negative phototropism or ...	300 By building shorter and sturdier plants. How is cell elongation inhibited?	300 positive gravitropism By growing with gravity downward into the soil the embryonic root exhibits what?	300 Touch What is Thigmotropism in relation to?
400 Chemotropism (Chemicals), Traumotropism (trauma), Skototropism (darkness), and aerotropism (oxygen). What kind of other tropisms are included?	400 Stem- this shows positive phototropism Which part of a plant is most likely to show phototropism?	400 one side of an organ elongates faster than the other, and the result is a curving toward or away from the stimulus. What occurs to one side of an organ vs the other in tropism due to differential growth?	400 roots no longer respond to gravity What happens according to Charles and Francis Darwin if the roots are capped?	400 one is related to the oxygen and the other is the actual gravity What is the difference between aerotropism and gravitropism?
500 Growth toward or away from a unidirectional stimulus. What is Tropism????????	500 Occurs because the cells on the shady side of the stem elongate due to the presence of auxin. What is positive phototropism?	500 Thigmomorphogenesis What is when a plant changes its overall shape due to an environmental touch stimulus called?	500 signals from statoliths ( light) will change and redistribute causing roots to bend down and shoot to grow up. What happens if you place a potted plant on its side?	500 Darkness What is Skototropism?

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