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A flower slowly turns to face the Sun. What is the stimulus and response for this action?
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A flower slowly turns to face the Sun. What is the stimulus and response for this action?

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Answer: Heliotropism; they have motor cells at the bases of the the flower buds shrinking or enlarging when they absorb water, resulting in them facing towards the sun.
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