Question

The roots of a plant growing towards a water
source is an example
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Answer 1

Explanation:

Hydrotropism is plant growth response towards or away from water. This usually happens in the roots, where the plant typically absorbs water. If a plant senses that there is water close by, the roots will grow in that direction. Figure 2: A plant showing positive phototropism and growing towards the light.

Answer 2

Answer:

Hydrotropism is plant growth response towards or away from water. This usually happens in the roots, where the plant typically absorbs water. If a plant senses that there is water close by, the roots will grow in that direction.