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Gravitropism (also
known as geotropism) is a
coordinated process of
differential growth by a
plant in
response to
gravity pulling on it. It also occurs...
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Coleoptiles also
exhibit strong geotropic reaction,
always growing upward and
correcting direction after reorientation.
Geotropic reaction is
regulated by light...
- formation)
geotropic responses overlap,
there is a
brief period where two
different geotropic responses are
operating simultaneously.
These geotropic transitions...
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affinity for,
affecting Gr**** τρόπος (trópos), a turn, way, manner,
style Geotropic,
Phototropic tympan(o)-
eardrum Gr**** τῠ́μπᾰνον (túmpanon), drum, eardrum...
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individual flowers are
white to yellowish-white in
color and are
negatively geotropic (that is,
growing upwards and away from the ground). Both male and female...
- of the buds are examined. The very
first data on the
mechanism of the
geotropic reaction are
acquired -
after experiments on
starch lysis of statenchyma...
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branches -
aerial or
negatively geotropic ones,
subaerial or
diageotropic ones, and
underground or
positively geotropic ones. The
underground branches...
- the case of
lateral canal involvement) the
nystagmus beats in
either a
geotropic (toward the ground) or
ageotropic (away from the ground)
fashion Visual...
- chasmophytes,
growing on rocks, and
their fruit's
peduncles and
pedicels are
geotropic and they
lengthen so that the
seeds bury into the base of the plant. The...
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typically includes overdevelopment of a root
system that is not
completely geotropic, and
altered (wrinkled) leaf morphology, if
leaves are present. R. rhizogenes...
