Write one example each of the following tropic movements :
(i) Positive phototropism (ii) Negative phototropism
(iii) Positive geotropism (iv) Negative geotropism
(v) Hydrotropism (vi) Chemotropism
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positive phototropism:-The flower-stalks of this plant initially show positive phototropism until they have produced flowers.
Negative phototropism:-after fertilization the stalks curl up and eventually bury the developing pods under the soil, thus showing negative phototropism
Positive geotropism:-Primary roots and certain other portions of the root system tend to grow directly toward the centre of gravity
Negative geotropism:-Stem mostly grows away from the centre of gravity and is thus negatively geotropic.
hydrotropism:-The roots show positive hydrotropic response, i.e., they bend towards the water
chemotropism:-movement of Pollen tube towards ovary due to absorption of calcium and borate from style of carpel
Negative phototropism:-after fertilization the stalks curl up and eventually bury the developing pods under the soil, thus showing negative phototropism
Positive geotropism:-Primary roots and certain other portions of the root system tend to grow directly toward the centre of gravity
Negative geotropism:-Stem mostly grows away from the centre of gravity and is thus negatively geotropic.
hydrotropism:-The roots show positive hydrotropic response, i.e., they bend towards the water
chemotropism:-movement of Pollen tube towards ovary due to absorption of calcium and borate from style of carpel
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examples:
positive phototropism:sunflower
negative phototropism:plant roots
negative geotropism:pneumatophores
positive geotropism:roots towards ground under gravity
hydrotropism:organism tends to grow towards hydrostatic places chemotropism:in gynoecium of plant
positive phototropism:sunflower
negative phototropism:plant roots
negative geotropism:pneumatophores
positive geotropism:roots towards ground under gravity
hydrotropism:organism tends to grow towards hydrostatic places chemotropism:in gynoecium of plant
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