The roots of plants grow toward the gravitational pull,
however, stems grow in the opposite direction. If an experiment is done changing the
orientation of the plant's roots by laying it on its side, the roots will eventually
show a positive tropism in response to the pull of gravity. This behavior of plant roots
and stems was observed by Charles Darwin.
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Geotropism: Will plant roots turn toward the pull of gravity?
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