5. Explain phototropism and geotropism in plants. Are there any similar examples in the animal world also
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The growth of a plant towards light is known as phototropism. In the same way, the roots of plants grow towards the earth and the stem grows in the opposite direction. This is an example of geotropism. In animals, cockroaches and earthworms show negative phototropism.
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The growth of a plant towards light is known as phototropism. In the same way, the roots of plants grow towards the earth and the stem grows in the opposite direction. This is an example of geotropism. In animals, cockroaches and earthworms show negative phototropism.
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