#Interplant #Communication of #Tomato Plants through Underground Common #Mycorrhizal #Networks. Plants can ‘eavesdrop’ on #defence #signals from the #pathogen-infected neighbours through CMNs to activate defences before being attacked themselves. https://t.co/4hXVklaX5a @PLOSONE https://t.co/XGpBqEwsC2
Interplant communication of tomato plants through underground common mycorrhizal networks.
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The discussions demonstrate enthusiasm for the biological phenomena described, with phrases like 'plants can 'eavesdrop'' and references to the broader implications, which reflect both curiosity and appreciation for the research. The tone varies from scientific interest to creative applications, indicating a balanced level of engagement with a recognition of its possible significance.
Most discussions recognize and agree with the significance of the study, emphasizing the fascinating nature of plant communication via underground networks.
Posts show high interest, especially with references to related science fiction or mentioning the potential applications of these findings.
Some users delve into the details of the concept, discussing how plants 'eavesdrop' and activate defenses, indicating moderate but meaningful engagement.
The discussion hints at the potential impact of this research on understanding ecosystem dynamics and agricultural practices, though mostly in a speculative manner.
Abstract in brief
- Plants can communicate through underground networks known as common mycorrhizal networks (CMNs), allowing them to share defense signals against pathogens.
- Research demonstrated that when tomato plants infected with the pathogen Alternaria solani connected with healthy neighboring plants via CMNs, the healthy plants showed increased disease resistance and activated several defensive enzymes and genes.
- This suggests that healthy plants can 'eavesdrop' on the defense cues from infected neighbors, helping them prepare for potential attacks before they occur.
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@karst_justine @colinaverill @xkcd Maybe this paper is also of interest to you https://t.co/1y1IEYoUTE I didn't see it referenced in your review but I remember it as being one of the first ones in which I came across this concept ☺️
#PLOSONE: Interplant Communication of Tomato Plants through Underground Common Mycorrhizal Networks https://t.co/19Oii2iPyP
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Underground Plant Communication and Defense Signaling
Plants communicate through underground mycorrhizal networks, sharing defense signals. Research shows healthy tomato plants can 'eavesdrop' on infected neighbors to boost their disease resistance.
Underground Mycorrhizal Networks Enable Plant Communication and Defense
Plants communicate via underground networks called common mycorrhizal networks, sharing defense signals. Research shows healthy tomato plants connected to infected neighbors via these networks activate defenses…
Underground Mycorrhizal Networks Facilitate Plant Communication and Defense
Plants communicate through underground networks called common mycorrhizal networks, sharing defense signals. Research shows healthy tomato plants connected via these networks can detect pathogen infections and activate…
A notable study titled "Interplant communication of tomato plants through underground common mycorrhizal networks" https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0013324 explores how these fungal networks facilitate communication between plants. Researchers found that plants conn…
Planten delen voedsel via ondergrondse schimmelnetwerken en waarschuwen elkaar voor gevaren. Dit was de basis voor mijn YA SF-roman 'Het denkende woud'! www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tjt8WT5mRs
@karst_justine @colinaverill @xkcd Maybe this paper is also of interest to you https://t.co/1y1IEYoUTE I didn't see it referenced in your review but I remember it as being one of the first ones in which I came across this concept ☺️
#PLOSONE: Interplant Communication of Tomato Plants through Underground Common Mycorrhizal Networks https://t.co/19Oii2iPyP
RT @MaxymReva: #Interplant #Communication of #Tomato Plants through Underground Common #Mycorrhizal #Networks. Plants can ‘eavesdrop’ on #d…
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RT @MaxymReva: #Interplant #Communication of #Tomato Plants through Underground Common #Mycorrhizal #Networks. Plants can ‘eavesdrop’ on #d…
RT @MaxymReva: #Interplant #Communication of #Tomato Plants through Underground Common #Mycorrhizal #Networks. Plants can ‘eavesdrop’ on #d…
RT @MaxymReva: #Interplant #Communication of #Tomato Plants through Underground Common #Mycorrhizal #Networks. Plants can ‘eavesdrop’ on #d…
#Interplant #Communication of #Tomato Plants through Underground Common #Mycorrhizal #Networks. Plants can ‘eavesdrop’ on #defence #signals from the #pathogen-infected neighbours through CMNs to activate defences before being attacked themselves. https://t.co/4hXVklaX5a @PLOSONE https://t.co/XGpBqEwsC2