Question

With the help of flowchart highlights the various types of plant movement with suitable example

Answer 1

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Explanation:

Some of the movements of plants are discussed below

TROPIC MOVEMENT-

In this type of movement, the plant responds to stimulus.

Examples: Geotropism, Phototropism.

When the plant grows toward the gravity like the roots of plants is known as Geotropism. And if the plant shows it response towards light, it is called phototropism.

NASTIC MOVEMENT-

Here the plant does not respond to any kind of stimulus. The best example of this type of movement is folding of the leaves of 'Touch me not'.

Answer 2

The vital movement of the plants is classified as following:

1. Tropic movement:

• Geotropic: Movement of response to ‘gravity’.        

        Example: Plants growing in steep sides.

• Phototrophic: Movement in response to light.

        Example: Sunflower

• Thigmotropic: Movement of response to the environmental stimuli.  

        Example: Plants growing with tendrils.

• Hydrotropic: Movement in response to water.

        Example: Plants growing in water.

• Chemotropic: Movement in response to chemicals.

        Example: Growth of pollen tube.

2. Nastic movement:

• Seismonastic: Touch response