All plant behaviour is:
Correct answer: B. Innate
- A. Learned
- B. Innate
- C. Imprinting
- D. Both a & b
Explanation
Plant behaviour is generally treated as innate because plants lack a nervous system and do not acquire behaviour through learning in the animal sense. Their responses arise from inherited mechanisms such as growth and chemical responses to light, gravity, and touch.
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