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Thigmotropism is best seen in |
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a) |
Tendrils |
b) |
Leaf apex |
c) |
Root apex |
d) |
Stem apex |
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Thigmotropism is best seen in |
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a) |
Tendrils |
b) |
Leaf apex |
c) |
Root apex |
d) |
Stem apex |
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(a) Thigmotropism movement is due to contact with a foreign body. It is most conspicuous in tendrils, which coil around support and help the plant in climbing, e.g., tendrils of Cucubitaceae. |