English Presentation | Plant Intelligence
English Presentation | Plant Intelligence
LELB Lecturer: Sasan
Plant intelligence
Plant intelligence is a fascinating field that challenges our traditional understanding of cognition. Recent research suggests that plants possess a form of intelligence that allows them to adapt to their environment, communicate with each other, and make complex decisions for survival. For example, plants can sense changes in light, gravity, and chemical signals, adjusting their growth patterns accordingly. They also engage in sophisticated chemical signaling to warn neighboring plants of pests or to attract pollinators. Although plants lack a brain or nervous system, their ability to process information and respond to stimuli with purpose and precision highlights a unique form of intelligence that operates on a cellular and biochemical level. This challenges the conventional idea that intelligence is limited to animals and humans, opening up new perspectives on the capabilities of life forms.
