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Biology, 07.11.2020 01:00, chickenstripsare

Explain how tropism affects plants' growth? Tropisms can cause plants to grow either away or towards external stimuli.
Tropisms produce chemicals that cause plants to only grow taller.
Tropisms produce chemicals that only affect the growth plants' roots.
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