Plants use sunlight to make energy and most plants tend to take in sunlight through their leaves and/or petals (of the flowers) because they are the broadest part of the plant (and therefore have the most "receptors" for the light). This is why the plants often seem to "turn" toward the sun. In other words, if a plant only gets sun from one direction, its leaves will be turned in that direction to collect the sunlight and it may grow in that direction (either on a tilt or send runners out that way). Some plants (such as sunflower) move with the sun throughout the day to maximize the amount of sunlight it collects.
Short answer, plants generally grow toward the sun (or the direction where they get the most sunlight).
plant uses sunlight to convert water and carbondioxide into
When air goes into the stomato, it stretches the roots. Therefore, the plant grows.
yes it goes because it is like sunflover it looks at the sun like shoot grows like sunflower :)
Photosynthesis is the process the cells in a plant goes through to produce food for itself. Unlike us and other animals who consume other things for food and energy, the plant makes its own using sunlight.
It will change the direction of the slope because -x goes downhill while +x goes uphill
Yes they get energy through photosynthesis. The chlorophyll inside plant cells convert sunlight into ATP which goes to the mitochondria and is turned into energy
The process is called photosynthesis. During photosynthesis, plants use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to produce glucose (sugar) and oxygen. This provides the plant with energy and food for growth.
a plants leafs have special cells that that are longer than the other to catch sunlight which then goes through a process called photosinthsis
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Sunlight through the window.
Interstate 40 goes in east - west direction.
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