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skelet666 [1.2K]
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How would a plant respond to an environmental stress such as flooding?

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Lerok [7]3 years ago
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A plant can respond to flooding if it would form air tubes to provide oxygen to the roots through negative feedback. It is a type of stress response.

<h3>Negative feedback regulation</h3>

Negative feedback is a process that happens when a given outcome of a system is fed back in a way that tends to reduce its fluctuations.

This type of mechanism (negative feedback regulation) is very common in nature.

Plants use negative feedback regulation to respond to different environmental inputs.

Learn more about negative feedback regulation here:

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