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Explain phototropic movement.

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Answered by aramaswamy1947
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>>> The directional movement of plant part in response to source of light i.e. sun is called phototropic movement.the growth is towards the light stimulus. for example :- movement of stem in response to sunlight
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Answered by aarayana
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Tropic movements are those movements that occur in direction of stimulus. In phototropism the stimulus is sunlight. And the action is carried out by the plant hormone named as auxin. For example. When sunlight falls on the plant say right side the the hormone gets collected to the left side as auxin prefers to stay in shady part. Now more auxin is in the left side therefore left side will grow quickly comparing with the right this results in bending of the plant to the right side. We often see plants kept in our room near the window get bend towards the window...


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