Plants whisper messages to each other to defend against their enemies, study finds
Plants whisper messages to each other to defend against their enemies, study finds
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Closely sown corn plants communicate to defend themselves
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Unfortunately the grass screaming about the lawnmower is useless at stoping the humans and pointless at informing the trees.
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This is funny and all but the article literally address that it works across generations
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The kind of grass that gets mowed has a symbiotic relationship with humanity.
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"Ok guys, here it comes! Just like we practiced, wait for it, wait for it, wait for it, NOOOW! EVERYBODY STAY PERFECTLY STILL!"
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This study feels like meat industry propping up "plant also have feeling" rhetoric so that meat lovers can use it as some sort of gotcha against vegan activists.
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Sorry but the title on this post is so clickbaity. We've known that plants release chemical signals when injured for ages. This is definitely not "whispering messages"
Also not news, right?