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You observe a potted plant that has been tipped over. Initially, its roots had been pointing left, but after a few days, the roots began to grow downward.

Select the type of geotropism that is being exhibited and where auxin is accumulating in the roots.

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negative geotropism; auxin is accumulating on the top side of the root
negative geotropism; auxin is accumulating on the top side of the root

positive geotropism; auxin is accumulating on the top side of the root
positive geotropism; auxin is accumulating on the top side of the root

positive geotropism; auxin is accumulating on the bottom side of the root
positive geotropism; auxin is accumulating on the bottom side of the root

negative geotropism; auxin is accumulating on the bottom side of the root

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Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
positive geotropism; auxin is accumulating on the bottom side of the root

Explanation: roots grow toward gravity (positive geotropism). Auxin collects on the lower side of roots and inhibits cell elongation there, causing the root to bend downward.