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What Plants Know: Looking at the World Through the Eyes of Plants Paper Cover – September 7, 2018
What does the dandelion in the grass see? What smells do herbs smell? Touch the leaves of the oak, knowing that you will remember it being touched in the future.
What Plants Know: Looking at the World Through the Eyes of Plants Paper Cover – September 7, 2018
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What Plants Know: Looking at the World Through the Eyes of Plants Paper Cover – September 7, 2018

Item #: 156479360

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What Stands Out

Unique Perspective
Explores the sensory world of plants, offering readers a fresh viewpoint on nature. It enables a deeper understanding of plant behaviors, enriching the reader's appreciation of the natural environment.
Scientific Insights
Combines cutting-edge research with accessible writing to reveal how plants communicate and adapt. This scientific approach addresses common misconceptions, making complex ideas digestible for a wide audience.
Engaging Narrative
The author crafts a captivating narrative that intertwines science with storytelling, encouraging readers to connect emotionally with plants. This unique blend enhances the educational experience, making it both informative and enjoyable.

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  • Even today, when concrete is gradually swallowing green, we are always surrounded by plants: We decorate our homes and balconies with them, pass by them on the streets, and watch them in the parks. But do we ever think about what kind of world plants have?In this book, biologist Daniel Chamovitz examines how plants experience the world. In the light of experiments designed by many creative minds, from Charles Darwin and his contemporaries to today's scientists, he explains what plants know through their senses of sight, smell, hearing and touch. It explains how they communicate with each other through a variety of chemicals, how they distinguish up and down, how they respond to touch, what they remember, and how their environment is aware. Thus, it allows us to know the rich world of plants that we know very little about and to look at the world through their eyes.From now on, when you go for a walk in the park, stop and ask yourself, says Chamovitz. What does the dandelion in the grass see? What smells do herbs smell? Touch the leaves of the oak, knowing that you will remember it being touched in the future. But he won't remember you. You will remember that tree and always keep its memory in your memory. Show more
PublishersMetis Publishing
Date of publicizationSeptember 7, 2018
Prints3rd.
Language Turkish
Print length 168 pages
ISBN-10 6053161365
ISBN-13 978-6053161363
Item Weight1 lbs (450 grams)

Who Should Buy?

Suitable For
  • Plant Enthusiasts

    Individuals passionate about plants will gain insights into plant behavior and communication from this informative read.

  • Science Students

    Students interested in botany or biology will find valuable knowledge and new perspectives on plant life and interactions.

  • Environmental Advocates

    People engaging in conservation efforts can enhance their understanding of ecosystems through the fascinating lens of plant experiences.

Not Suitable For
  • Casual Readers

    Those seeking light or entertainment reading may find the scientific approach and detail overwhelming and unengaging.

  • Children's Audience

    The complexity of the content may not suit younger readers, who need simpler language and concepts to comprehend.

  • general public

    Readers without a keen interest in science or botany might struggle to appreciate the book’s focused academic themes.

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  • Question: What kind of experiences does this book detail?

    Answer: The book details how plants interact with their environment through senses like sight, smell, and touch, and presents various scientific findings.
  • Question: Is this book suitable for general readers?

    Answer: Yes, the book is written in an accessible manner, appealing to both science enthusiasts and casual readers.
  • Question: What can I expect to learn from this book?

    Answer: You will learn about the intricate lives of plants, how they communicate, and their unique ways of sensing the world around them.

Daniel Chamovitz Editorial Review

In "What Plants Know: Looking at the World through the Eyes of Plants," readers have found an illuminating perspective on the intelligence of plants that challenges their understanding of nature. The book presents a wealth of scientific insights into how plants perceive their environment and interact with it, encouraging individuals to rethink their relationship with the natural world. Several reviews highlight the book's intriguing content, emphasizing that it not only sheds light on the capabilities of plants but also emphasizes the importance of understanding to foster Conservation efforts. Many readers appreciate the author's thorough research and engaging writing style, which captures their curiosity right from the foreword. The philosophical angle on how plants "see" and "feel" adds depth to the reading experience, with some expressing that their view of plants will change forever after exploring the nuanced information presented. While the main content of the book has received praise, there are minor criticisms regarding the lack of bookmarks and slight imperfections, such as minor edge wear. Nonetheless, these do not detract significantly from the overall value that readers place on this educational resource. Overall, "What Plants Know" is regarded as a valuable addition to any nature enthusiast’s library, offering a profound look at the hidden life of plants. **

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  • Deep insight into plant perception and Consciousness
  • Engaging writing style that piques curiosity
  • Encourages a deeper understanding of nature for Conservation

Cons

  • Lack of bookmarks included

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