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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «CHEMONASTY»
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Comprehensive Objective Biology
(ii) Chemonasty. When external stimulus is some chemical substance, the
variation movement is termed as chemonasty e.g. in insectivorous plant — the
butterwort, nitrogenous compounds cause the leaf to curl inwards on both sides
of midrib.
2
Comprehensive Biology XII
The latter type of movement of the hair is termed as chemonasty. Thus, the
movement of glandular hair of sundew is an example of both thigmonasty and
chemonasty. Day A Scarlet runner bean B Fig. 13.40. Photonastic movements in
Oxalis ...
3
The Microscopic and Chemical Parts of Plants
These moves are determined and limited by the existing structures of the organ
and typically act in hinge-like fashion. These include thermonasty, photonasty,
haptonasty, chemonasty, seismonasty, and stomate movements. Thermonasty is
a ...
4
Science Reports of the Tôhoku University: (Biology)
(4) Electric action patterns in the chemonasty A pair of leading electrodes
connected on a suitable position of the main petiole and on the apicalmost leaflet
, and the electrical potential changes between those two electrodes in the
duration of ...
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Competition Science Vision
Match column A with column B then select the correct answer from the options
given below — Column A (Stimuli). a. Light b. Temperature c. Touch d. Chemical
Column B (Nastic movements) 1. Thigmonasty 2. Chemonasty 3. Photonasty 4.
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Cmplt Biology For Medical Ent Exams
... nyctinasty (b) chemonasty (c) thigmonasty (d) seismonasty [CMC 2003] 119.
Growing plants in dark that causes bending and reduction in size is (a) etiolation
(b) chlorosis (c) necrosis (d) plasmolysis [Wardha 2003] 120. Coconut milk factor
...
7
Dictionary of plant sciences (including horticulture)
(See autotrophic). Chemolithotroph (Gr. chemo+lithos=stone+trophos= feeder).
An organism which manufactures food with the aid of energy obtained from
chemicals and with inorganic raw materials. Chemonasty. The change in the
position ...
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Krishna's Objective Question Bank in Biology
1997) The leaves of Mimosa pudica droop down when touched due to (1)
Thigmotropism (2) Seismonasty (3) Nyctinasty (4) Chemonasty (CPMT-UP 1991,
98; PMT-Raj. 1995, 96; BHU 1997; CBSE 1999) The tendrils of stems of climbing
vines ...
N Saxena, S Sharma, S Sharma
On touching, the folding and drooping of leaves of 'Sensitive Plant' is called (a)
Chemonasty (b) Haptonasty (c) Thermonasty (d) Thigmonasty 178. Lathyrism
due to consumption of khesri dal is characterized by (a) skeletal deformation and
...
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essential atlas of biology
Chemonasty: when the stimulus is chemical. Life Life on Earth The Basis of Life
Biochemistry 1 . In Search of Light We simultaneously plant one seed in a normal
flowerpot (A) and another seed in a pot placed inside a shoe box (B) with a small
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