Sentences with STEREOTROPISM
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"Plants show stereotropism by growing towards a source of light."
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"Stems exhibit stereotropism by growing in the opposite direction of gravity."
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"Roots demonstrate stereotropism by growing downward towards soil."
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"The study of stereotropism helps us better understand plant growth patterns."
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"Phototropism is a form of stereotropism that specifically responds to light."
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"Scientists have conducted various experiments to study stereotropism in plants."
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"One example of stereotropism is the way ivy vines grow towards a support structure."
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"The phenomenon of stereotropism is observable in both lower and higher plants."
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"Tendrils exhibit stereotropism as they attach and curl around nearby objects."
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"The mechanism behind stereotropism involves the growth of plant cells in response to stimuli."
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"Roots displaying gravitropism also exhibit stereotropism as they grow downwards."
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"Certain algae species show stereotropism in response to light intensity."
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"The role of auxin in regulating stereotropism has been extensively studied."
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"Darwin's experiments with canary grass helped elucidate the concept of stereotropism."
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"Plants with positive phototropism also display stereotropism by growing towards the light."
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"The roots of Arabidopsis thaliana exhibit stereotropism as they navigate through the soil."
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"Plants exhibit stereotropism when their shoots grow towards the light and their roots grow down towards gravity."
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"The stereotropism of pollen tubes allows them to grow towards the ovules in order to fertilize them."
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"Researchers have been studying the mechanisms underlying stereotropism to understand how organisms perceive and respond to environmental cues."
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"Certain insects display stereotropism by following specific pheromone trails to find food or mates."
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"Different types of stereotropism include phototropism, gravitropism, thermotropism, and chemotropism."
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"The ability of plants to sense and respond to light is a form of stereotropism known as phototropism."
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"The study of stereotropism has applications in various fields such as agriculture, robotics, and bioengineering."
