Can Plants Sense Touch?

· GM Kids Series 576 Book 71 · GOS Education Inc.
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Plants can sense touch in their own special way.

Plants do not feel or think like humans. Instead, they respond mechanically to various stimuli.

They can detect the location of light or water and grow toward it.

A plant's roots, stems, and leaves respond to external changes.

These responses help it find necessary nutrients and avoid danger.

Plants can sense touch in their own special way. Plants do not feel or think like humans. Instead, they respond mechanically to various stimuli. They can detect the location of light or water and grow toward it. A plant's roots, stems, and leaves respond to external changes. These responses help ...

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