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Stern's Introductory Plant Biology 12th Edition Test Bank

Need to sharpen your exam skills? Stern's Introductory Plant Biology 12th Edition Test Bank provides answers to tough questions, helping you excel.

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Chapter 01-What Is Plant Biology?1-1Chapter 01What Is Plant Biology?Multiple Choice Questions1.The first microscopes were produced by ________________, who ground and fitted lensesin a small metal tube.A.Anton van LeeuwenhoekB.Dutch spectacle makersC.LinnaeusD.Carl ZeissE.Otto Brunfels2.The early scientist who first demonstrated experimentally that plants do not have the samemodes of nutrition as animals wasA.Nehemiah Grew.B.Carl Willdenow.C.Alexander von Humboldt.D.Sir J. D. Hooker.E.J. B. van Helmont.Stern-001 Chapter... #33.Plant _______ study plant relationships, identify and classify plants into groups based ongenetic similarity, and name plants according to these groups.A.taxonomistsB.physiologistsC.anatomistsD.morphologistsE.geographersStern-001 Chapter... #4

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