What is plasticity .?
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♢ It is the ability to change due to influence of external and internal stimuli.
☆ Intrinsic plasticity ( genetic and internal plasticity ) found in juvenile stage of many plants like cotton, larkspur, cariander .
☆ Extrinsic plasticity or environmental plasticity - Found in some aquatic plants like trapa, buttercup etc
♢ In both case ( Intrinsic and Extrinsic plasticity ) heterophylly is common i.e. plant bears more than one type of leaves
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The answer of ur question is
♢ It is the ability to change due to influence of external and internal stimuli.
☆ Intrinsic plasticity ( genetic and internal plasticity ) found in juvenile stage of many plants like cotton, larkspur, cariander .
☆ Extrinsic plasticity or environmental plasticity - Found in some aquatic plants like trapa, buttercup etc
♢ In both case ( Intrinsic and Extrinsic plasticity ) heterophylly is common i.e. plant bears more than one type of leaves
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→ It is defined as inability of body or material to restore it's original configuration or shape after the removal of deforming force.
[Deforming force = The force that tries to deform the original configuration.]
→ Force required in it is higher.
→ The process is irreversible.
→ When a stress is applied on material which are ductile and brittle. They show Plasticity.
[Stress = It is defined as restoring force acting per unit area of a deform body.]
→ Materials that show plasticity don't have elastic properties.
[Elasticity = The property of a body to completely regain it's original configuration after the removal of deforming force.]
→ Example :- Clay, wax, mud etc.
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