Hypothesis: The intensity and direction of light exposure significantly influence the phototropic response in plants. Specifically, it is predicted that plants will exhibit positive phototropism, meaning they will bend or grow towards a light source, in order to optimize their photosynthetic efficiency and maximize light absorption.
Hypothesis: The hypothesis is that plants exhibit phototropism by directing their growth towards a light source. It is anticipated that the plant's response to light will result in elongation and bending of the stem towards the light, facilitating optimal light absorption for photosynthesis. Additionally, it is expected that this phototropic response will be more pronounced in younger plants due to their active growth and higher level of hormone production.
