The Suppression of the Growth of Axillary or Lateral Buds

question 31

Multiple Choice

The suppression of the growth of axillary or lateral buds is called

• A) metabolic inhibition.
• B) dioxin toxic syndrome.
• C) recessive meristem induction.
• D) cytokinin-gibberellin negation.
• E) apical dominance.

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Definitions:

Stereoisomers

Compounds sharing identical molecular formulas and sequences of bonded atoms, yet varying in the spatial arrangement of their atoms.

Mirror Image

Refers to the non-superimposable reflection of a molecule or object, analogous to its appearance in a mirror, often used in stereochemistry to describe chiral compounds.

Fischer Projection

A two-dimensional representation of a three-dimensional organic molecule by projection, used for representing carbohydrates and amino acids.

Trichloroheptane

A type of organic compound that has a seven-carbon chain and three chlorine atoms attached to it in various positions, leading to different isomers.