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DEMO|TOPIC 04-COORDINATION -2

 

TOPIC 04-COORDINATION -2

Plants respond to a variety of stimuli in their environment. Unlike animals, plants cannot move from one place to another. However, they can move by forces of wind or water. Movement in plants in response to a stimulus is continuous and very slow. Movement of plants can be grouped into two:

  • Growth movements

  • Turgor movement

1. Growth Movement

These are the movements that take place in the meristematic regions due to unequal permanent growth. Growth movements can be classified into two categories namely:

  • Autonomic movements

  • Paratonic movements.

(a) Autonomic Movements

These are self-controlled movements for instance growth in the meristematic regions i.e. tips of stems and roots.

(b) Paratonic Movements

These are the plant movements induced by external stimuli. These stimuli include:

  • Light

  • Moisture

  • Gravity

  • Chemicals

  • Touch

Paratonic movements include tropic and nastic movements

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