Positive phototropism occurs when the side of a plant shoot away from the light elongates more, causing the shoot to bend and grow towards the light source.
Positive phototropism occurs when the side of a plant shoot away from the light elongates more, causing the shoot to bend and grow towards the light source.
| Front | explain positive phototropism |
|---|---|
| Back | dark side of shoot elongates and the shoot grows towards light |
Tags: 9_3_plant_growth
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