If a response is towards a stimulus it's described as ___; if a response is away from the stimulus it's described as _.

Chemistry

1 answer:

crimeas [40]2 years ago

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Answer: Positive tropism, negative tropism

Explanation:

Stimulus can be define as external and internal agent which generate a response in an organism. If the growth and action is towards the stimulus it is called as positive tropism. If the growth and action is away from the stimulus it is called as negative tropism. Example, the growth of the stem towards the sunlight is called positive tropism whereas the growth of the root away from the sunlight is called negative tropism. Here, sunlight is the stimulus.

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