Biology, asked by yogeshpawar100978, 7 months ago

How is coordination in plants different from coordination in animals???​

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Answered by rohankedar1998
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This coordination in plants is attributed to the presence of plant hormones. Unlike animals, plants do not have any muscular system or nervous system. But, they are still able to show movement and also coordination. These movements are always controlled and not haphazard.

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