Can trees move

Answer 1

Sunlight is very important for plants to survive, and without it they would quickly die. But most plants also have parts that naturally turn away from sunlight as well. The roots, for instance, grow away from the light--some plants even alternate between growing away from the light and growing toward it depending on its cycle of growth.

This is due to a protein found in different organisms in the world. The protein is responsible for many unconscious changes in response to the surrounding environment. It is activated by the plant's photoreceptors, or the light-sensing molecules it has through the surface of its stem and leaves. These receptors include a useful two-point measuring reaction that plants use to detect where the light is coming from, along with how much light there is.

Answer 2

Trees are not able to move from one place to another like animals. However, they can exhibit movement through swaying branches and leaves in response to wind or other external factors. Roots can also expand and grow deeper into the soil, but this is not considered movement in the same way animals can move.

Answer 3

Yes. They get pushed by the wind and the roots reaplant themselves.

Trees move about 1 cm a year

Answer 4

They move in response to the forces of wind. They also move as the ground that supports them moves for various reasons.

Answer 5

yes plants do move cause when a billion years ago they moved or shifted over and yes they still move

Answer 6

It doesn't commen sense people

Answer 7

Tree's cannot move, they move with forces of the wind and in case's such as Earth quakes, but if you mean it as in walking. No

Answer 8

Trees move because of the wind. But they do "move" as they grow.

Answer 9

No, trees do not move around like animals do.

Answer 10

plants can move-migratings crops