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Chapter 33 Plant Responses R. Cummins 1

Chapter 33 Plant Responses External Factors Light, Day Length, Gravity, Temperature Internal Factors Hormones R. Cummins 2

Tropisms R. Cummins 3

Phototropism and Geotropism Light Stems are Positively Phototropic. They grow towards light. Many roots are Negatively phototropic. They grow away from light. Roots are positively geotropic. They grow towards gravity. Many stems are Negatively Geotropic. They grow away from gravity. R. Cummins 4

Other Tropisms The yellow beaker has water in it. All the roots grow towards the water. R. Cummins 5

Plant Hormones Auxins and IAA A chemical called IAA, (Indoleacetic Acid) causes the cells to grow. IAA belongs to a family of growth regulators called Auxins. It is produced at the plants growing tips (meristems). It causes cell elongation, root growth, develops fruit, inhibits side branching, causes phototropism and geotropism. R. Cummins 6

Fruit Formation Seedless fruits (e.g. grapes) are grown using auxins. The auxin is added to the flowers before they are pollinated and this stops seeds forming. Apical Dominance The tip(meristem) of a plant will continue to grow straight because of auxin. It stops side branches from forming near the tip. Side branches are bigger further away from the growing tip. R. Cummins 7

Phototropism Auxin loosens cell walls and allows the cell to stretch. It activates an enzyme that breaks down cellulose. So the cells in the shade grow longer. Steps in Phototropism 1. IAA is produced in the stem tip. 2. The IAA spreads down the side of the tip that is in the shade. 3. The cells in the shade grow longer and cause the stem to bend over towards the light. R. Cummins 8

Growth Inhibitors Ethene (ethylene) This growth regulator is a gas made in stem nodes, ripe fruits and decaying leaves. It causes fruit colour, fruit flavour, and ripens fruit. Bananas are picked before being ripe and transported to other countries. They are then sprayed with ethene gas to turn them yellow for the shops. R. Cummins 9

Commercial Uses of Inhibitors Bananas Bananas are sprayed with ethene gas to turn them yellow for shops. Rooting Powders Contain synthetic growth promotors such as NAA. This stimulates root growth on cuttings and is called rooting powder. R. Cummins 10

Plant Protection You are required to know 4 methods of Plant Protection 1. Plants have a protective layer of bark or dermal tissue. This is often covered in a waxy cuticle for added protection. Some have adaptations such as thorns. 2. A shortage of water causes the guard cells of the stomata to close and this stops the plant losing water. R. Cummins 11

3. High temperatures can cause enzymes to be denatured. Plant enzymes are protected by 'heat shock' proteins when temperatures get too high. This stops them from losing their shape. 4. When a plant is infected it can produce stress proteins called phytoalexins. These proteins can stimulate cell walls to grow and 'call' other plant cells to respond to the infection. R. Cummins 12

IAA Experiment To investigate the effect of IAA concentration on plant tissues. 1. Different concentrations of IAA are prepared. 2. Seeds are grown in petri dishes with different concentrations of IAA. R. Cummins 13

3. Changes in length of seedlings shoots and roots are recorded. Results At low concentrations the roots grow larger and shoots stay short. At higher concentrations the shoots grow larger and roots stay short. R. Cummins 14