Twining of tendrils is due to :

Correct answer: A. Thigmotropism

  • A. Thigmotropism
  • B. Seismonasty
  • C. Heliotropism
  • D. Diageotropism

Explanation

Thigmotropism involves nastic movements resulting from touch. It occurs in tendrils which coil around support and help the plant in climbing. Phototropism is a paratonic movement in response to unidirectional light stimulus. Chemotropism is a directional paratonic movement that occurs in response to a chemical stimulus.

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