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And so if you need to study this sleeping problem, it's easy to study on plants, for example, than in animals and it's much more easy even ethically.
They communicate with other plants.
They communicate with plants of other species and they communicate with animals by producing chemical volatiles, for example, during the pollination.
Now with the pollination, it's a very serious issue for plants, because they move the pollen from one flower to the other, yet they cannot move from one flower to the other.
Many insects have been used by plants as vectors for the transport of the pollination, but not just insects; even birds, reptiles, and mammals like bats rats are normally used for the transportation of the pollen.
But some plants are manipulating animals, like in the case of orchids that promise sex and nectar and give in change nothing for the transportation of the pollen.
The title is "The Power of Movement in Plants."
No one was allowed to speak about movement in plants before Charles Darwin.
He wrote some very interesting letters to one of his friends who was J.D. Hooker, or at that time, president of the Royal Society, so the maximum scientific authority in Britain speaking about the brain in the plants.
And in this small region you have the highest consumption of oxygen in the plants and more important, you have these kinds of signals here.
So you can remove 90 percent of the root apparatus and the plants [continue] to work.
So, a suggestion for the people working with networks: plants are able to give you good suggestions about how to evolve networks.
Let's imagine that we can build robots and robots that are inspired by plants.
But if you want to explore soils, or if you want to colonize new territory, to best thing that you can do is to be inspired by plants that are masters in doing this.
It's much more easy to work with plants than with animals.
And these are three possibilities that we are working on to build hybrids, driven by algae or by the leaves at the end, by the most, most powerful parts of the plants, by the roots.
They flatten a few plants.
Just have a look at the plants.
Imagine the sails of the Sydney Opera as power plants.
At first I thought it was going to be some disturbing, unseen evil force (having not read the book) to terrify the audience -- but it turns out to be something rather mundane -- killer plants.
In the end you will ask yourself "why did I waste my time and money with that crap when I could have watched the plants growing or the clouds moving".
Dr. Stevens is outside letting Judge Oliver W. Cameron (Gene Ross) chop a log up with an axe, it turns out to be a bad move as once Dr. Stevens back is turned the Judge plants the axe in his shoulder.
The dialogue, acting, special effects, plot, set, and characters all seem as if they were made up by, well, my potted plants.
The initial exposition plants the notion in the viewers mind that everybody has something against him, so when the revelation comes that he has been poisoned, we are not that surprised, unless of course you are familiar with the original.
Any positive reviews of this movie are plants or insiders from the movie makers themselves!
For nearly half an hour, I assumed that the movie took place at a small isolated island, but it simply plays at the mainland where fancy highways cross the forest and power plants are located at the end of the woods!
Even though i have not read the book the fact that plants can one bait and then wait for a killing to happen only to have it drag off a corpse for lunch is about the worst scenario anyone has come up with.
But plants?.... come on, is there nothing else producers can come up with to wow a crowd?.
The premise was alright for the villagers to keep it at bay with salt and such but still a simple blow torch and lots of napalm can easily do the trick to end those pesky plants with a flesh eating disorder.
The guy who said he's had better dialogue with his potted plants has it right.
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