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Sunflower (Helianthus sp.) seed germinating, timelapse - 4K stock video

Timelapse footage of a sunflower (Helianthus sp.) seed germinating over 8 days. The roots grow with gravity (positive geotropism) whilst the shoot grows against it (negative geotropism). The shoot is growing in a spiral motion known as circumnutation, which is caused by the different rates of growth in different parts of the stem. This is a rotated version of K012/6182
Timelapse footage of a sunflower (Helianthus sp.) seed germinating over 8 days. The roots grow with gravity (positive geotropism) whilst the shoot grows against it (negative geotropism). The shoot is growing in a spiral motion known as circumnutation, which is caused by the different rates of growth in different parts of the stem. This is a rotated version of K012/6182
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