Question

List two differences between the movement of leaves of a sensitive plant and the movement of a shoot towards light.

Answer 1

Movement of leaves of a sensitive plant	Movement of a shoot towards light
A nastic movement is the name for the kind of movement that sensitive plant leaves exhibit. They occur instantly in reaction to a touch stimulation (thigmotropism).	Tropic movement describes a shoot's movement in the direction of light. A lengthier amount of time passes during it.
The direction of the stimulus has no bearing on this kind of movement.	Phototropism is the name for this movement, which is dependent on the direction of the light. Movement of this kind is growth-oriented and directional.