The roots of a plant show what kind of tropism in response to light?
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Solution
Phototropism is the movement of a plant and their parts in response to light.
The shoots of the plant grow towards the sunlight, but the roots of the plant grow or move away from the sunlight.
When the growth of a plant or a part of a plant is towards the stimulus, it is called positive and when it is away from the stimulus, it is called negative.
Hence, in this case, the shoots exhibit positive phototropism, and the roots exhibit negative phototropism.