A research led by researchers at Exeter University in Britain claim to have succeded in catching the plants communicating with each other.This whole action happened first time and is captured on a camera.Researchers have conducted their research by modifying a cabbage gene which triggers the production of a gas emitted when a plant's surface is cut or pierced.Copyrighted
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Monday, February 6, 2012
It's amazing plants can also talk to each other
A research led by researchers at Exeter University in Britain claim to have succeded in catching the plants communicating with each other.This whole action happened first time and is captured on a camera.Researchers have conducted their research by modifying a cabbage gene which triggers the production of a gas emitted when a plant's surface is cut or pierced.
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