The stem of a plant is experiencing phototropism. Which statement correctly describes the plants response
To answer this question, we need to understand the concept of phototropism. Phototropism is the movement or growth of organisms in response to light. In plants, the stem exhibits positive phototropism by bending towards the light source.
To understand a plant's response to phototropism, you can observe the direction in which the stem bends in relation to the light source. If the stem bends toward the light source, the correct statement would be:
"The plant's stem is exhibiting positive phototropism, as it is bending towards the light source."
If the stem bends away from the light source, it would be an example of negative phototropism.
Observing the plant's response by visually assessing the direction of stem bending in relation to the light source is a practical way to determine the correct statement.