Science, asked by grace67, 7 months ago

3. Which type of change is seen in the leaves of a Mimosa plant when it is touched?​

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Answered by Habibqureshi
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Answer:

The type of movement is shown by 'mimosa plant leaves' when touch with a finger is termed as nastic moment. The nastic moment is the moment that happened in a plant rapidly in response to the change in the external stimuli.

Answered by manithlalkumbar
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Answer:

mimosa plant is known as dont touch me plant the change when we touch it leaves the leaves closes itselif

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