The direction movement of a plant in response to external stimuli.

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The growth of any part of a plant towards any external stimulus is called tropism or tropic movement.
For example; Bending of the stem towards light [phototropism] is a good example of tropism.

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The direction movement of a plant in response to external stimuli.

Stimuli:The growth of any part of a plant towards any external stimulus is called tropism or tropic movement.For example; Bending of the stem towards light [phototropism] is a good example of tropism.

Stimuli:
The growth of any part of a plant towards any external stimulus is called tropism or tropic movement.
For example; Bending of the stem towards light [phototropism] is a good example of tropism.