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Curvature of a plant towards or away from chemical stimuli; response to chemical stimulus.

[Greek] Curvature of a plant or plant organ in response to chemical stimuli.

[Greek] The property possessed by certain chemical substances, by virtue of which they either attract (Positive c.) or repel (Negative c.) molds or other micro-organisms. Cf. Chemotaxis.

Same as Chemotaxis.

Chemotaxis between bacteria and phagocytes resulting in the destruction of the bacteria or the phagocyte. [Gr.]