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PBIO 1030 Exam #2 2023 with 100% correct answers
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Palynology correct answersstudy of pollen 
 
Pollination correct answerstransfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma 
 
Endosperm correct answerssource of nutritive tissue for a growing plant (corn, wheat), important food resource for agricultural communities throughout history, makes up the bulk of grains, result of double fertilization in plants 
 
benefit of palynology correct answersForensic evidence in criminal investigations, fossil pollen points to oil reserves, ancient pollen can be ...
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PBIO 1030 Exam Questions with complete solution 2023/2024Palynology - correct answer study of pollen 
 
Pollination - correct answer transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma 
 
Endosperm - correct answer source of nutritive tissue for a growing plant (corn, wheat), important food resource for agricultural communities throughout history, makes up the bulk of grains, result of double fertilization in plants 
 
benefit of palynology - correct answer Forensic evidence in criminal investigati...
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describe the uses people have for poisonous plants and for the plants that produce them 
capturing prey, medicine, natural insecticides, capitol punishment methods, defense 
 
 
 
describe the effects of strychnine and curare and how each is used 
strychnine: stimulant of the nervous system, especially spinal cord, induces muscle spasms and convulsions, magnifies smell, touch, sight & hearing, used as a PED 
 
curare: used as arrow poison, quietly causes paralysis 
 
 
 
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PBIO 1030, Exam 1, Thompson Question and answers correctly solved 2024
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describe how rauvolfia serpentina has been used by ancient Indians, and how it got its name snakeroot. - correct answer used to treat mental illness along with snakebites, names comes from its long "sinewy" root (mongooses would eat it before batteling cobras also) 
 
explain how rauvolfia serpentina went from traditional to western medicine - correct answer locals used it untill eventuall b...
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PBio 1030 exam 3| 75 Questions| With Complete Solutions
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Some of the oldest agricultural sites are located in which area of the world? correct answer: The Fertile Crescent 
 
Plants have been slowly domesticated to suit human needs over the past 10,000 years by which method? correct answer: artificial selection 
 
Which of the following might serve as evidence of ancient farming practices? correct answer: Grain processing tools 
Soil mounding and channels 
Terraces 
Pollen and phytolith microfossils 
 
The earliest domesticated crop from the Near ...
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PBIO 1030 Exam 3, Thompson 2023 with 100% complete answers
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describe the uses people have for poisonous plants and for the plants that produce them correct answerscapturing prey, medicine, natural insecticides, capitol punishment methods, defense 
 
describe the effects of strychnine and curare and how each is used correct answersstrychnine: stimulant of the nervous system, especially spinal cord, induces muscle spasms and convulsions, magnifies smell, touch, sight & hearing, used as a PED 
 
curare: used as arrow poison, quietly causes paralysis 
 
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PBio 1030 exam 3 Question and answers rated A+ 2023/2024Some of the oldest agricultural sites are located in which area of the world? - correct answer The Fertile Crescent 
 
Plants have been slowly domesticated to suit human needs over the past 10,000 years by which method? - correct answer artificial selection 
 
Which of the following might serve as evidence of ancient farming practices? - correct answer Grain processing tools 
Soil mounding and channels 
Terraces 
Pollen and phytolith micro...
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PBIO 1030 Exam 1 Thompson 2023 with complete answers
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The study of relationships between indigenous cultures and native plants is called... correct answersEthnobotany 
 
The root of which shrub was traditionally used as an antidote to snakebites and as a cure for insanity? correct answersRauvolfia Serpentina 
 
The term, indigenous, best describes.... correct answersPeople who follow their traditional lifestyles int heir native areas 
 
One way to remember that the shrub Rauvolfia Serpentina was the snakebite antidote was its... correct answerslong...
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PBIO 1030 Exam 2 Thompson 2023 with complete solutions
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What best explains why domesticated crops are different from their wild relatives? correct answersArtificial Selection 
 
How were indigenous South Americans involved in latex (rubber) collection from trees? correct answersThey tapped the trees by slashing the bark and collecting the latex 
 
Palynology is the study of... correct answerspollen 
 
(T/F) Bringing in plants from foreign countries is a good way to improve biodiversity correct answersfalse 
 
Rhizomes and stolons producing daughter p...
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