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Information and Communication Theoretical Foundations of Plant Communication: Mechanisms, Models, and Empirical Approaches
Plants exchange information through chemical, electrical, and mechanical signaling, engaging not only with neighboring plants but also with insects, animals, and microorganisms. These interactions support a broad range of ecological functions, from resource coordination and reproductive signaling to
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