Plants are able to bend or grow towards a stimulus (e.g. sunlight). The growing towards a stimulus is maintained by production of growth hormones which are produced due to signal cascades from photoreceptor proteins in plant's cells.
Bending is gained by changing the water pressure in vacuoles of the cells.
1.you touching it
2.the wind
Plants can also move on their own. They move toward the source of light around them, like the sunlight.
Plants do not engage in locomotion. They stay where they are, if they are rooted in the ground, and they float on the currents, if they are aquatic.
respiremove or locomote
As a Vertebrate you can locomote better,also a back bone have many utilities.
Plants reproduce and make new plants by seeds: They get planted or settle in an area and then grow to new plants. Seeds are not the only ways plants reproduce and make new plants. Some plants use bulbs, branches, pollen,etc.
Not all plants do actually. Most Vascular Plants ( plants with tubes ) have seeds. Some plants have spores instead of seeds.
Flowers are part of the reproductive cycle of plants therefore they are not plants per se.
locomote
The only ways they locomote are swimming and jumping.
it appears to both respire and locomote, so I'm saying yes.
respiremove or locomote
No because this bacterial microbe is parasitic.
Many things, locomote, swim, procreate, breathe, metabolize, feed, the list is L O N G.
As a Vertebrate you can locomote better,also a back bone have many utilities.
The largest muscle in the frog is the gastrocnemius, which is like the calf muscle in the leg. It has to be large because of the way frogs locomote, i.e. the HOP.
Moving supplies from place to place, the south didn't have a big expanse of railroad track to locomote the supplies to key areas whereas the north did.
The living things have life while the non-living things do not have life. The living things locomote and respond to stimuli while the non-living things do not.
YES! I teach dancers of all ages. Those that did not crawl before walking have difficulty later in life with hand-eye coordination, sports, reading. It is a logical, progressive step for development. 1st: we learn to roll over; 2nd: we learn to get to hands and knees and rock back and forth 3rd: we locomote on all fours 4th: we learn to balance our head over our torso sitting and standing 5th: we locomote on 2 feet...natural progression; logical development. Don't let anyone convince you that it is not a necessary step in the development of baby!
Because plants are plants and plants are plants which means plants are plants and plants are plants