explain the movements of leaves of a sesitive plant different from movement of shoot tiwards light???
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the movements of leaves of a sensitive plant like mimosa pudina occur to the reaction when we touch. this reaction is dependent upon the growth and development of the plant.the movement of the shoot towards sunlight is getting proper growth and it is known as phototropism.
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MOVEMENT IN MIMOSA PUDICA (TOUCH SENSITIVE PLANT) OCCURS IN RESPONSE TO TOUCH.
IN SUCH MOVEMENTS PLANT CELL CH
ANGE SHAPE BY CHANGING THE AMOUNT OR WATER IN THEM RESULTING IN FOLDING UP AND DROPPING LEAVES.THIS PHENOMENON IS CALLED THIGMONASTY AND IT IS A MOVEMENT INDEPENDENT OF GROWTH.WHEN PLANTS RESPOND TO A STUMULI BY GROWING IN A PARTICULAR DIRECTION IS MOVEMENT DUE TO GROWTH . THIS GROWTH IS DIRECTIONAL. MOVEMENT OF SHOOTS TOWARDS LIGHT INDICATES PHOTOTROPISM I.E MOVEMENT OCCURS IN RESPONSE TO LIGHT .
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MOVEMENT IN MIMOSA PUDICA (TOUCH SENSITIVE PLANT) OCCURS IN RESPONSE TO TOUCH.
IN SUCH MOVEMENTS PLANT CELL CH
ANGE SHAPE BY CHANGING THE AMOUNT OR WATER IN THEM RESULTING IN FOLDING UP AND DROPPING LEAVES.THIS PHENOMENON IS CALLED THIGMONASTY AND IT IS A MOVEMENT INDEPENDENT OF GROWTH.WHEN PLANTS RESPOND TO A STUMULI BY GROWING IN A PARTICULAR DIRECTION IS MOVEMENT DUE TO GROWTH . THIS GROWTH IS DIRECTIONAL. MOVEMENT OF SHOOTS TOWARDS LIGHT INDICATES PHOTOTROPISM I.E MOVEMENT OCCURS IN RESPONSE TO LIGHT .
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