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  2. What a Plant Knows - Wikipedia

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    [2] Judiciously manipulating similes with dashes of anthropomorphism, Chamovitz introduces each of the vital human senses (all except taste) and explains its meaning for humans as contrasted with its function in plants. There are no noses or eyes as such in the plant world, but there are organs and responses that mimic our physiology. Much like ...

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    By the end of 2023, 20 individuals were known and the total population was estimated to be less than 50 birds. The main threat to its survival is the large-scale destruction of the old-growth rainforest that it requires, and in 2018 it was estimated that the species was restricted to a total area of just 31 km 2 (12 sq mi). It has a striking ...

  6. Plant health - Wikipedia

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    Plant health includes the protection of plants, as well as scientific and regulatory frameworks for controlling plant pests or pathogens. [1] Plant health is concerned with: Ecosystem health with a special focus on plants; Tree health; The control of plant pests; The control of plant pathology

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  8. iPlant Collaborative - Wikipedia

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    My-Plant.org is a social networking community for plant biologists, educators and others to come together to share information and research, collaborate, and track the latest developments in plant science. [6] [42] The My-Plant network uses the terminology clades to group users in a manner similar to phylogenetics of plants themselves. [42]

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