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A detectable change in the internal or external environment. One example is a flower leaning toward the sunlight.

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Are thoughts or physiological sensations that trigger a living being to do something. An example of this is a plant making their leafs larger to increase Photosynthesis.

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a tropism especially of a plant in response to a particular substance. In trees they react to carbon dioxide by starting photosynthesis.

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the growth or turning of plant roots towards or away from moisture. A cactus is a great example of this because the roots spread out to catch the most water.

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The turning or bending of a plant, or other organism in response to a touch stimulus. or the mimosa pudica that reacts when something touches it.

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The decision of staying and putting up a fight or fleeing. This is a instinct. Cavemen and many organisms today are great examples of this as they are frequently faced with this question.

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become limp through loss of water, heat,or disease. Or if a sunflower doesn't get enough water it will start to wilt. Many flowers such as daises do this.

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It pushes the plasma membrane against the cell wall of a plant. A healthy plant usually has a high turgor pressure.

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The growth of plants in response to light. One example is a sunflower leaning to the light.

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The growth of roots downward in response to the pull of gravity. Geotropism is also referred to as gravitropism. Many plants do this while they live.

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Tropism- the growth of a plant as a response to a stimulus. It is a behavioral adaptation to maintain homeostasis