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  1. Thigmotropic movement is best shown by
    1. movement in tendril
    2. insectivorous plants
    3. movement in roots
    4. movement in Mimosa pudica
Correct Option: A

The phenomenon of thigmotropism is a response to contact with a solid object. It is exhibited by tendrils of climbing plants that grow around a pole or the stem of another plant.


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