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As a response to stimulus, the direction of a plant’s motion is not always affected by the direction of stimulus. This type of plant motion is known as nastic. Nasty motion is categorized into five types, i.e : photonasty, seismonasty, thermonasty, nyctinasty, and complex nasty.
Night night Oxalis
I know, I know, I'm like 5 years late to the bandwagon. I'm trying to get into the whole Twitter thing, since it seems like a useful place for discourse, news, and other interesting whatnot.
So follow me, if you're into that. Chances are, I'll follow you back, so it's essentially a win-win for everyone.
(My apologies for the brazen "Follow Me!" plug, I know y'all probably hate it when people do that.)
Wait wait wait... Photonasty is following me?!?!?!?
WHEN DID THIS HAPPEN?!?!?!
Science at KS4 has moved onto the biology units; our students are learning about all the 'isms' - phototropism and geotropism. Here's a 'nasty'.
In response to that photo you reblogged from me of the cheetah chasing the antelope, I also thought it was a Thompson's, but now that you mention it, I think it might be an impala. Also, I ADORE YOUR BLOG! I have an unusual fondness for antelopes, and was thrilled to find an Entire Tumblr Blog of Antelopes!!!
oh, an impala! I’ll be honest and say that I only know ~10 things about antelopes but I love them so much. They’re so beautiful and graceful and augh!!! Thank you so much for the help and the appreciation :)
