Peppers, cucumbers
Mimosa Pudica Leaves
Rhododendron
Tomato Carrot
Oat, Sunflower
The movement of a plant part in response to gravity. It is the reason why the roots of the plant grow in the opposite direction from its stem.
Gravitropism
Thermotropism
It is essentially a movement in reaction to the presence of water. The resulting motion is known as a hydrotropic movement.
Hydrotropism
Phototropism
This plant movement happens as a response to the change of temperature in the environment, as heat or cold. Plants like Rhododendron curl their leaves when it is very cold.
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The movement of a plant part in response to light is called phototropism. their stems growing in the direction of the light
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Types of
Tropism
