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What is Phototactic movement? (2 marks question)

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

Phototactic movement is a kind of tactic movement which is induced by light.

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Answered by KPURII

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Answer:

Phototactic Movement

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Phototactic movement is a movement of an organism towards or away from a source of light.

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