Why is hydrotropism helpful for a
plant?
O It helps plants reach towards objects
O It creates a brighter colored plant to
attract insects
It attracts water to a plant without the
plant needing to move
O It encourages plant roots to grow toward
water so that it can receive the water it
needs.

Plants utilize hydrotropism to bend their roots towards moistened areas of soil in the presence of moisture gradients (Takahashi et al., ; Moriwaki et al., ). Because roots play an important role in water uptake, hydrotropism may help plants to obtain water efficiently under drought conditions.

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Why is hydrotropism helpful for a plant? O It helps plants reach towards objects O It creates a brighter colored plant to attract insects It attracts water to a plant without the plant needing to move O It encourages plant roots to grow toward water so that it can receive the water it needs.

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Why is hydrotropism helpful for a
plant?
O It helps plants reach towards objects
O It creates a brighter colored plant to
attract insects
It attracts water to a plant without the
plant needing to move
O It encourages plant roots to grow toward
water so that it can receive the water it
needs.