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What is an example of positive phototropism

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plain growing towards the light

Step-by-step explanation:

Phototropism is a biological reaction in plants to react based on the source of the light energy they receive. It's especially observable on plants growing inside a building, with light coming from limited direction, for example your flower pot sitting on the window sill.

A positive phototropism will have the plant/flower growing towards the source of the light. Over time, the stem of the plant will curve to maximize the light input coming from that limited angle source.

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