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Understanding Geotropism: How Plants Respond to Gravity

Geotropism refers to the directional growth of plants in response to gravity. Plants exhibit two types: negatively geotropic growth (moving away from gravity) and positively geotropic growth (growing towards gravity). This adaptation ensures optimal positioning for light and water absorption. Additionally, the process of transpiration involves the uptake of water through roots, which is later released as water vapor from leaf pores. Both geotropism and transpiration play essential roles in plant health and environmental interaction.

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Understanding Geotropism: How Plants Respond to Gravity

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  1. Unit 10

  2. Geotropism Response of a plant to grow toward or away from gravity. Negatively geotropic Positively geotropic

  3. Transpiration The process where plants absorb water through the roots and then give off water vapor through pores in their leaves.

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