Give example of negative chemotropism in plant with explanation.
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When the growth of the organism or its parts is navigated by some chemical stimulus from outside it is called chemo-tropism. If it grows towards the stimulus, it is called positive chemo-tropism and if the growth is away from the stimulus it is termed as negative chemo-tropism.
The roots display negative chemo-tropism when they grow away from the harmful acids. If they grow towards useful minerals they display positive chemo-tropism.
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CHEMOTROPISM ( chemical) :
The movement of a plant parts in response to chemical is known as CHEMOTROPISM.
If plant part move towards chemical so it shows + ve CHEMOTROPISM.
If the plant part move away from chemical then it shows - ve CHEMOTROPISM.
EXAMPLE : The growth of pollen tube towards ovule during fertilisation in flower shows positive CHEMOTROPISM.
Plant roots show negative CHEMOTROPISM as they move away from harmful ACIDS.
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CHEMOTROPISM ( chemical) :
The movement of a plant parts in response to chemical is known as CHEMOTROPISM.
If plant part move towards chemical so it shows + ve CHEMOTROPISM.
If the plant part move away from chemical then it shows - ve CHEMOTROPISM.
EXAMPLE : The growth of pollen tube towards ovule during fertilisation in flower shows positive CHEMOTROPISM.
Plant roots show negative CHEMOTROPISM as they move away from harmful ACIDS.
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