Plants talk to each other to warn of danger
By Aminos2008 •
The next time you hear a strange rustling among your garden plants, keep your distance.
They might be having an argument.
According to one scientist, members of the vegetable kingdom can communicate with each other.
They are 'capable of more sophisticated behaviour than we imagined,' His work, which he admits is 'controversial', suggests that plants converse by sending chemical messages through the air, warning of hungry predators.
When a neighbouring plant 'hears' the message, it boosts its defences against grasshoppers, caterpillars and other invaders, he believes.
i gotta hear how they talk and what they are talking about..
they shout 'leaf me alone' :-)
Eco-savvy tell me why?
i know that!
also plants talk to each other to warn of danger via PM's on QL!
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they are dead wood
As-Sunnah As Saheeha
http://www.islamlecture.com/
Plants don't like Country Music, they grow better with Beethoven and Mozart. They "listen".
may be one day it will come out true....who knows
me thinks the scientist was smoking his 'special' plant upon coming up with this conclusion.