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What would happen to a plant if it is turned away from its light source?

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The plant would be unaffected.

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The plant would stop growing.

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The plant would bend toward the light source

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The plant would move away from the light source

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Solution

The correct option is C The plant would bend toward the light source
When a plant is turned away from its light source, it bends towards the light source and grows in the direction of light.

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