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how does the action due to nervous tissue in animals is differ from response to stimulus in plants. ( 3 marks question )

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in animals the action travels in form of impulse through nerves,but in plants it happens through tropic or nastic movements

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how does the action due to nervous tissue in animals is differ from response to stimulus in plants. ( 3 marks question )​

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how does the action due to nervous tissue in animals is differ from response to stimulus in plants. ( 3 marks question )