Biology, asked by jainsandesh762, 8 months ago

nastic and curvature movements examples

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Answered by varshiniHY

Explanation:

Direction of nastic movements is independent of direction of the stimulus for example, Opening and closing of flowers (photonatic response). Curvature Movements: They include curving or bending of a plant in response to any stimuli for example, Curving of the stem tip towards light (due to auxin).

Answered by krishgoyenka

Answer:

opening and closing of flower

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