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what is phototropic Movement in plants?

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Answered by SakshaM725
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Phototrophic movement in plants is the movement of shoot towards the light.

Root shows negative phototropism and shoot showspositive phototropism.
Answered by Anonymous
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The movement of plants with response to light is called phototropic movement.
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