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Your subject teacher arranged a potted plant as shown in figure (a). Next day turn its position horizontally as shown in figure (b). After few days, you observed the plant as shown in figure (c).


What happens when the pot along with the plant is placed as in fig. (b)?

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When the plant was placed as in fig. (b), both stem and root were initially horizontal.
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