ABC D 1. Which row correctly describes the responses of a plant to its new environment? Response A new root grows down into the soil A shoot grows upwards towards the light A pollen tube grows towards the anther A bean shoot curls around a stick Stimulus Water Potential Gravity Chemical Touch Type of response Geotropism Phototropism Chemotropism Thigmotropism

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