What is another word for Gravity Sensing?
Pronunciation: [ɡɹˈavɪti sˈɛnsɪŋ] (IPA) 
Gravity sensing refers to the ability of organisms to perceive and respond to changes in gravitational forces. Synonyms for this term include gravitropism, the phenomenon of plants growing in response to gravity, and gravireception, which describes how living organisms detect gravitational fields. While gravitropism primarily applies to plant growth, gravireception encompasses a wider range of living organisms, from humans to insects. Other terms used to describe gravity sensing include geotropism, as it relates to the growth of roots towards gravity, and gravicurvature, which explains the bending or movement of organisms in response to gravitational cues. These synonyms highlight different aspects of how organisms perceive and orient themselves in relation to gravity.
