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Are plants intelligent? It depends on the definition - Vimarsana News

Are plants intelligent? It depends on the definition

Goldenrod can perceive other plants nearby without ever touching them, by sensing far-red light ratios reflected off leaves. When goldenrod is eaten by herbivores, it adapts its response based on whether or not another plant is nearby. Is this kind of flexible, real-time, adaptive response a sign of intelligence in plants?

Mattson Announces Expansion Into Chicago, IFT Releases White Paper on Underutilized Crops - Vimarsana News

Mattson Announces Expansion Into Chicago, IFT Releases White Paper on Underutilized Crops

Innovations, research, and insights in food science, product development, and consumer trends. 

Source: ift.org
Orchid plants nurture their seedlings via shared underground fungal network, study shows - Vimarsana News

Orchid plants nurture their seedlings via shared underground fungal network, study shows

The Common Spotted Orchid (Dactylorhiza fuchsii) is found all over the U.K. These orchids produce tiny seeds that can be carried anywhere by the wind, yet they often appear in clumps with small seedlings growing near mature plants. This phenomenon has puzzled ecologists since Darwin's time, with the exact reason remaining a mystery.

Source: phys.org
Orchids support seedlings through 'parental nurture' via shared underground fungal networks - Vimarsana News

Orchids support seedlings through 'parental nurture' via shared underground fungal networks

Orchid plants nurture their seedlings via an underground fungal network, new research has revealed.

New sensing techniques can detect drought tolerance in ancient crops, may inform new breeding programs - Vimarsana News

New sensing techniques can detect drought tolerance in ancient crops, may inform new breeding programs

Drought is the most devastating environmental stress that farmers face worldwide. With the added pressures of climate change, drought years have become less predictable, more frequent and more severe.

Source: phys.org