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CSES Exam 1 Questions and Answers 100% Solved | Graded A+ The best explanation for man's sudden shift from hunting and gathering to an agriculture-based society is - the shift from ice-ages to a climate more favorable to agriculture The earth's human population - is currently over 7 billion C...

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CSES Exam 1 Questions and Answers

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The best explanation for man's sudden shift from hunting and gathering to

an agriculture-based society is - ✔✔the shift from ice-ages to a climate

more favorable to agriculture

The earth's human population - ✔✔is currently over 7 billion

Crop plants thought to have originated in Africa include - ✔✔watermelon,

okra, sorghum

The most important crop families, in terms of food production, are -

✔✔Poaceae, Fabaceae, and Solanaceae

All stems are identified as such based on the presence of - ✔✔nodes

Light frequencies that are best absorbed by chlorophyll and other plant

pigments are - ✔✔blues and reds

The main function of leaves is - ✔✔Light (energy) gathering and food

(sugar) production

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Of the carbon found on earth, the largest amount is in the form of -

✔✔Fossil fuels and mineral carbonates (limestone)

The desired LAI (leaf area index) range for most crops is - ✔✔2.6 to 4.0

In its most basic form, photosynthesis can be divided into - ✔✔light and

dark reactions

Compared to C3 plants, C4 plants are - ✔✔more likely to be tropical or

tropical in origin

Photosynthesis converts light energy into chemical energy (sugars) while

respiration - ✔✔is defined as the loss of water through leaf stomata

Subtracting the rate of glucose breakdown (respiration) from the rate of

glucose accumulation (photosynthesis) gives the - ✔✔Net rate

Water loss through the leaves is part of a plant process known as -

✔✔transpiration

A vegetatively-growing crop plant is subjected to a 13.5 hour photoperiod

(10.5 hours of darkness), which is increased by 1/2 hour each week. When

the photoperiod reaches 15 hours, the plant starts to flower. This plant

species would be - ✔✔a long-day plant

Essential flower parts include the - ✔✔pistil and stamen

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