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“The ultimate vision is to have bidirectional communication, so not only could a reporter plant communicate that it needs water, a farmer might also inform a plant that it could be dry for many days and the plant should use water more efficiently.” Vesna Bacheva, postdoctoral associate in CROPPS (Center for Research on Programmable Plant Systems) Source: Cornell Chronicle | Century-old mystery of plant communication solved QUOTE
“The ultimate vision is to have bidirectional communication, so not only could a reporter plant communicate that it needs water, a farmer might also inform a plant that it could be dry for many days and the plant should use water more efficiently.”