Weegy: The response of plants to gravity is: gravitropism. User: Which is an example of thigmotropism? A. climbing vines B. blooming flowers C. bending toward the light D. leaf abscission Weegy: Climbing vines - an example of thigmotropism. User: Plants grow in response to stimuli. These stimuli can come from A. a location in the flower. B. plants in another field. C. the environment. D. a location in the xylem. Weegy: Plants grow in response to stimuli. These stimuli can come from: the environment. User: A plant's response to light is known as A. phototropism. B. gravitropism. C. thigmatropism. D. heliotropism. Weegy: A plant's response to light is known as: phototropism. (More)

Weegy: A plant's response to light is known as: phototropism. User: Commercial plant growers artificially control the lengths of days and nights. This produces a response called A. photoperiodism. B. gravitropism. C. thigmotropism. D. phototropism. Weegy: Commercial plant growers artificially control the lengths of days and nights. This produces a response called: photoperiodism. User: Which is an example of positive gravitropism? A. the plant shoot growing up out of the soil B. the plant flower opening with the sunrise C. the plant root growing down into the soil D. the plant turning towards the sun Weegy: The plant root growing down into the soil - is an example of positive gravitropism. User: A negative tropism is a plant's growth response ________ the stimulus. A. away from B. toward C. diagonal to D. opposite of Weegy: A negative tropism is a plant's growth response AWAY FROM the stimulus. (More)

Weegy: The leaves, stems and roots of a plant are considered: organs. (More)

Weegy: An amoeba is not an animal because: it is unicellular. (More)

Weegy: The leaves, stems and roots of a plant are considered ORGANS. (More)