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| growth response of plants due to their environment due to external stimuli |
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| plants growth response to light |
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| plants response to gravity |
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| occurs when the stem and leaves of a plant grow away from the earth. |
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| water is first to observe from the soil through the roots. |
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| the process of water traveling up a plant |
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| Water is carrying up to the stem through capillary action |
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| water exists through the leaves through the process of transpiration |
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| the evaporation of water out of a leaf through a stomata (mouth) |
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| Type of plant tissue that forms the water passageway from roots to stems to leaves. |
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| a force that allows the tendency of water molecules to stick to one another. |
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| ability of water to stick to other surfaces such as xylem tubes. |
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| plants that have soft green stems and are rigid because of water in the xylem. |
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| the rigidness in the water of the xylem. |
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| the fluid that plant cells are filled with. |
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| a 2 way passage in plants that transports glucose. |
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| tiny pores or openings located in the epidermis of leaves and some stems. |
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| the process of when a plant gets its food from sunlight. |
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| the gas nessceary for photosyntheis |
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