Question

Tropical forests contain dense trees, which allow less sunlight to penetrate. Emergent trees are trees that grow to a height of more than 45 to 55 meters, above the usual height of trees in tropical forests. Which system provides the best possible explanation for why these trees grow to those heights?

A:growth pattern
B:homeostasis
C:nervous system coordination in plants
D:phototropism

Answer 1

I think phototropism fits most. Thats because they grow so high to catch more sunlight

Answer 2

The correct answer is option d, phototropism.

Step-by-step explanation:

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We will analyze each of the options:

growth pattern: is when they follow some growth rule.

Homeostasis: is when the organism remains internally stable.

nervous system coordination in plants: plants have no nervous system, but an internal coordination system.

Phototropism: it is when the plants react to the stimulation of light, in this case to look for that stimulus the trees grow to great heights.

After the analysis, we conclude that the correct answer is option d, phototropism.