Phototropism - Or How Plants Lean Towards the LightPlant Cell
Plants exhibit tropisms, tendencies to grow in certain ways based on environmental factors, such as sunlight (phototropism), water (hydrotropism), gravity (gravitropism), chemicals (chemotropism) and even physical contact (thigmotropism). For example, plants tend to bend toward sunlight because sunli...
Plants can respond to an external stimulus by modifying their growth toward or away from the stimulus. This growth response is called a tropism. Name the plant hormone responsible for phototropism and describe how this tropism occurs at the cellular level Why do plants p...
How do phototropism and geotropism affect the development of plants? Describe the factors that make fruit flies good subjects for genetic research. Farmlands are often threatened by the application of salt to roads during the winter months. Explain how the application of salt to the road...
In your discussion, explain how it has changed the cycle and how technology has been used to reduce impacts on the cycle. Explain Algae Explain how the lack of phototropism in an adult plant contributes to the initiation of leaf senescence? Define and explain the di...