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42: The Answer to Almost Everything
How Do Plants Live?28 min
Verfügbar bis zum 18/05/2027
19/05/2024
Do houseplants grow faster when we talk to them? Does a cactus get bored in a pot? Do plants have human senses that are comparable to ours and those of animals? For most plant researchers, one thing is clear: plants can perceive their environment and react to it, but not because of conscious behaviour. In this episode of 42 we explore plant life.
Director
Sarah Lehnert
Country
Germany
Year
2024
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