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“The messages, and sometimes nutrients, are shared with neighboring plants, including those of different plant species.”
“Not only is the host plant conscious, but its individual leaves have their own independent consciousness.”
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“The widely held perception that plants are primitive for being static has also been refuted by those who have patiently taken the time to observe them.”
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“Research has also been done on plant consciousness through audible testing using electrodes.”
“Before scientists formulated their research, poets and naturalists had fathomed features of this intelligence.”
“Previously believed to be “immobile and insensitive,” plants have been shown to exemplify similar, and sometimes greater, sense perception than animals.”
“Research scientist Cleve Backster has suggested that plant sentience operates not only at a cellular level but also at the molecular, atomic, and possibly “even the subatomic” levels.”
“For example, leaves detached from a mother plant, especially if threatened, torn up, or shredded, display high levels of anxiety.”
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“Experiments showed that plants respond to a positive and caring environment and are deeply disturbed by noise and harsh music.”