Q. The movement of hairs in $Drosera\$is

A) Thermonastic
B) Thigmonastic
C) Seismonastic
D) photonastic
Explanation

Bending of tentacles in sundew or $Drosera$ after coming in contact with an insect is thigmonastic haptonastic or chemonastic movement of veriation. Opening and closing or flower in response to light and darkness is called photonasty e.g., $Calendula$

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