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Chapter 31 Introductionmorris2e_ch31_1.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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31.1 Shoot Growth and Development morris2e_ch31_2.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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Stems grow by adding new cells at their tips. morris2e_ch31_3.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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Stem elongation occurs just below the apical meristem. morris2e_ch31_4.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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The development of new apical meristems allows stems to branch. morris2e_ch31_5.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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The shoot apical meristem controls the production and arrangement of leaves. morris2e_ch31_6.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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Young leaves develop vascular connections to the stem. morris2e_ch31_7.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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Flower development terminates the growth of shoot meristems. morris2e_ch31_8.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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31.2 Plant Hormones morris2e_ch31_9.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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Hormones affect the growth and differentiation of plant cells. morris2e_ch31_10.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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Polar transport of auxin guides the placement of leaf primordia and the development of vascular connections with the stem. morris2e_ch31_11.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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Case 6: What is the developmental basis for the shorter stems of high-yielding rice and wheat? morris2e_ch31_12.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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Cytokinins, in combination with other hormones, control the outgrowth of axillary buds. morris2e_ch31_13.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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31.3 Secondary Growth morris2e_ch31_14.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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Shoots produce two types of lateral meristem. morris2e_ch31_15.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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The vascular cambium produces secondary xylem and phloem. morris2e_ch31_16.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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The cork cambium produces an outer protective layer. morris2e_ch31_17.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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Wood has both mechanical and transport functions. morris2e_ch31_18.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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31.4 Root Growth and Development morris2e_ch31_19.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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Roots grow by producing new cells at their tips. morris2e_ch31_20.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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Root elongation and vascular development are coordinated. morris2e_ch31_21.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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The formation of new root apical meristems allows roots to branch. morris2e_ch31_22.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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The structures and functions of root systems are diverse. morris2e_ch31_23.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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31.5 The Environmental Context of Growth and Development morris2e_ch31_24.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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Plants orient the growth of their stems and roots by light and gravity. morris2e_ch31_25.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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Seeds can delay germination if they detect the presence of plants overhead. morris2e_ch31_26.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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Plants grow taller and branch less when growing in the shade of other plants. morris2e_ch31_27.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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Roots elongate more and branch less when water is scarce. morris2e_ch31_28.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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Exposure to wind results in shorter and stronger stems. morris2e_ch31_29.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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31.6 Timing of Developmental Events morris2e_ch31_30.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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Flowering time is affected by day length. morris2e_ch31_31.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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Plants use their internal circadian clock and photoreceptors to determine day length. morris2e_ch31_32.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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Vernalization prevents plants from flowering until winter has passed. morris2e_ch31_33.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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Plants use day length as a cue to prepare for winter. morris2e_ch31_34.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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Chapter 31 Summarymorris2e_ch31_35.html563bac7b757a2ef524000000
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