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Thigmotropic movement is best shown by

1. movement in tendril
2. insectivorous plants
3. movement in roots
4. movement in Mimosa pudica

Correct answer: movement in tendril

Solution

Thigmotropic movement is a growth movement triggered by touch. Tendrils respond by curling around a support, which is a classic example of thigmotropism.

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