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How Plants Respond to Light, Touch, and Other Stimuli
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Root chemotropism helps a plant to access nutrient-rich soil to enhance growth and development. Pollination in flowering plants is another example of positive chemotropism. Avoiding objects allows roots to grow unimpeded through the soil and increases their chances of obtaining nutrients Avoiding ob
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- Root chemotropism helps a plant to access nutrient-rich soil to enhance growth and development. Pollination in flowering plants is another example of positive chemotropism.
- Avoiding objects allows roots to grow unimpeded through the soil and increases their chances of obtaining nutrients
- Avoiding objects allows roots to grow unimpeded through the soil and increases their chances of obtaining nutrients.
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