What is the difference between the manner in which movement takes place in a sensitive plant and the movement in our legs?
sensitive plants- they are sensitive to touch, mostly their leaves like a plant chui mui (shows quick fold inward or droop when we touch their leaves). And they do not have special proteins for the movement they show only growth pattern.
Movement in our legs:- this is a voluntary action which depends on our willingness. They have special protein and muscles to contract by which they are able to walk or run. The nerve impulses sends to the brain and the brain sends signals the various body parts for the voluntary or as well as involuntary actions.
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