Blame On Your Cactus When Late !

Plants possess a remarkable ability to communicate with each other through a network of underground fungal connections known as mycorrhizal networks, often referred to as the "Wood Wide Web." These networks allow plants to exchange nutrients, warning signals, and even information about potential threats like pests or environmental stress. For instance, when a plant is attacked by herbivores, it can release certain chemicals that travel through the network, alerting neighboring plants to prepare their defenses.

As for knowing the time, plants have an internal biological clock called the circadian rhythm. This allows them to synchronize their activities with the day-night cycle, such as opening flowers in the morning or closing them at night. Additionally, plants can also "sense" seasonal changes and adjust their growth patterns accordingly, ensuring they bloom at the right time for pollination and survival.

Through these advanced communication systems and time-sensitive mechanisms, plants demonstrate an impressive level of environmental awareness and coordination.
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