Planta Sapiens: The New Science of Plant Intellige Rachel Plummer From a formidably gifted writer

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Planta Sapiens: The New Science of Plant Intellige Rachel Plummer From a formidably gifted writerDecades of research document plants' impressive abilities: they communicate with each other, manipulate other species, and move in sophisticated ways. Lesser known, however, is that although plants may not have brains, their internal workings reveal a system not unlike the neuronal networks running through our own bodies. They can learn and remember, possessing an intelligence that allows them to behave in flexible, forward looking, and goal directed