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The Plant Connection

H. Jochen Schenk

Stories about our connections with plants and how they keep our planet alive.

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Latest Issues

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Are plants intelligent?

Fig. 1. Monkeys are intelligent. Are these monkeyflowers intelligent as well? Diplacus bigelovii plants in the Anza Borrego Desert of southern California. Photo by the author.

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On plant intelligence and plant consciousness

Fig. 1. A maidenhair fern (Asplenium trichomanes) growing on a brick wall in Lido di Venezia, Italy. Is it intelligent and conscious? Photo by the author.

12 days ago
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On a Thursday in the Proterozoic

Fig. 1. Stromatolites made from cyanobacteria in Western Australia. These rock-like structures existed in shallow waters back in the Proterozoic eon and predate the evolution of algae and plants. Photo by the author.

19 days ago
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Do plants communicate?

Fig. 1. A hoverfly (Eristalis similis) on a wild cherry-plum (Prunus cerasifera) growing on the Lido beach in Italy. Photo by the author.

a month ago
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Authors

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  • H. Jochen Schenk

    Plant biologist, Cal State Fullerton professor; writing about the science history and current science of our human connections with plants and how plants keep our world alive.

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