Plants release chemical signals to interact with their environment when exposed to stress.
Khait and colleagues unveiled that plants 'verbalize'stress by emitting airborne sounds …

Plants perceive sounds, while responses to these sounds were already known. A
breakthrough is the discovery by Khait et al. that stressed plants emit various informative …

A recent study and related commentaries have raised new interest in the phenomenon of
ultrasonic sound production by plants exposed to stress, especially drought. While recent …

In our target article (Segundo-Ortin & Calvo 2023), we proposed the intriguing possibility of
plant sentience, drawing parallels with non-human animal studies. This response aims to sift …

In recent years, the impact of prenatal sound on development, notably for programming
individual phenotypes for postnatal conditions, has increasingly been revealed. However …

Background How plants emit, perceive and respond to sound vibrations (SVs) is a long-
standing question in the field of plant sensory biology. In recent years, there has been …

Despite being sessile, plants nonetheless forage for resources by modulating their growth.
Adaptative foraging in response to changes in resource availability and presence of …

Animals and insects communicate using vibrations that are frequently too low or too high for
human ears to detect. Plants and trees can communicate and sense sound. Khait et al. used …

The effect of sound waves (SWs) on plant cells can be considered as important as other
mechanical stimuli like touch, wind, rain, and gravity, causing certain responses associated …

Sound vibrations (SV) are known to influence molecular and physiological processes that
can improve crop performance and yield. In this study, the effects of three audible …