nastic

/ˈnæstɪk/
adjective
  1. Describing a plant movement that is in response to a stimulus but not directed toward or away from it, such as opening or closing of flowers.
    • Nastic movements in plants are different from tropisms because they don't depend on the direction of the stimulus.
    • The nastic movement of a Venus flytrap closing its leaves is triggered by touch.
    • Some flowers show nastic responses by opening during the day and closing at night.
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