concept   tropism
18 commonsense assertions
Cultures (18) • Western culture (1) • Australian culture (1) • Botany (1) • Brazilian culture (1) • Chinese culture (1) • Indian culture (1) • Japanese culture (1) • Kenyan culture (1) • Mexican culture (1) • New Zealand culture (1) • Nigerian culture (1) • Qatari culture (1) • Russian culture (1) • Saudi Arabian culture (1) • South Korean culture (1) • Sri Lankan culture (1) • Ukrainian culture (1) • Vietnamese culture (1)
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1 tropism Western culture Tropism is a commonly studied concept in high school biology classes, especially in relation to plant growth and response to stimuli in Western culture. 3
2 tropism Australian culture Tropism plays a crucial role in the design and upkeep of gardens and urban green spaces in Australian culture. 1
3 tropism Botany Tropism in botany is the response of a plant to a directional stimulus, leading to growth towards or away from the stimulus. 1
4 tropism Brazilian culture Tropism in Brazilian culture emphasizes the importance of plants' natural responses to their surroundings for discussions on biodiversity and environmental conservation. 1
5 tropism Chinese culture Tropism is a concept used in Chinese gardening and bonsai cultivation to direct plant growth for aesthetics. 1
6 tropism Indian culture Tropism is a key concept in Indian culture and Ayurvedic medicine, emphasizing the healing properties of plants and their responsiveness to environmental cues. 1
7 tropism Japanese culture In Japanese culture, tropism is used in traditional gardening and bonsai cultivation to control plant growth for aesthetics. 1
8 tropism Kenyan culture Tropism is important for sustainable farming in Kenyan culture, where traditional methods of understanding plant behavior are cherished. 1
9 tropism Mexican culture In Mexican culture, the concept of tropism is connected to conversations about biodiversity and conservation, highlighting the significance of plants' natural reactions to their environment. 1
10 tropism New Zealand culture Tropism plays an important role in horticulture and landscaping in New Zealand culture, influencing the design and maintenance of gardens and urban green spaces. 1
11 tropism Nigerian culture Tropism is important in Nigerian sustainable farming and indigenous agricultural knowledge, where traditional plant tropic behaviors are valued. 1
12 tropism Qatari culture Tropism in Qatari culture involves discussing the adaptive strategies of desert flora in arid environments. 1
13 tropism Russian culture The concept of tropism in Russian culture may be linked to discussions on botany and scientific research. 1
14 tropism Saudi Arabian culture Tropism in Saudi Arabian culture is linked to discussions on desert flora conservation and the adaptive strategies of plants in arid environments. 1
15 tropism South Korean culture Tropism plays a crucial role in South Korean traditional tea culture, affecting the growth and maintenance of tea plants for quality leaf production. 1
16 tropism Sri Lankan culture Tropism is a key concept in Ayurvedic medicine and traditional plant-based remedies in Sri Lankan culture, emphasizing the healing properties of plants and their responses to environmental cues. 1
17 tropism Ukrainian culture Tropism in Ukrainian culture relates to discussions on botany and scientific research about plant tropic responses. 1
18 tropism Vietnamese culture Tropism is essential to traditional Vietnamese tea culture, guiding the cultivation and care of tea plants to produce high-quality leaves. 1