Understanding Plants - Part I: What a Plant Knows

Understanding Plants - Part I: What a Plant Knows kicks off with an introduction that sets the stage for the exploration of plant biology, senses, and consciousness. From the evolution of plant structure and senses to the scientific process, this module provides a comprehensive foundation for the course.

Module 2, "What a Plant Sees?" delves into the visual experiences of plants, featuring insights into plant vision, light-activated switches, and the molecular biology of plant vision. Discover how plants perceive and interact with the world through the sense of sight.

Explore the olfactory world of plants in Module 3, "What a Plant Smells?" Uncover the mechanisms of plant communication, ethylene receptor mechanisms, and examples of plant communication, offering a fascinating look at how plants perceive and respond to scents in their environment.

Module 4, "What a Plant Feels?" delves into the tactile experiences of plants, uncovering the mechanisms of plant movement, response to touch, and the intriguing question of whether plants feel pain or respond to music. Discover the sensory world of plants beyond sight and smell.

Uncover the mechanisms behind how plants perceive and respond to gravity in Module 5, "How a Plant Knows Where it is?" From plant balance and gravitropism to auxin transport and root initiation, this module offers a captivating exploration of how plants navigate and sense their surroundings.

Delve into the memory of plants in Module 6, "What a Plant Remembers?" Explore the concepts of short-term and long-term memory, epigenetic heredity, and the intriguing question of whether plants display intelligent memory, offering a unique perspective on plant consciousness.

Module 7, "The Aware Plant," offers a captivating conclusion to the course, exploring memory, consciousness, and the intriguing research in plant biology. Uncover the links between plant awareness and food security, offering a thought-provoking conclusion to the course.