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29 February, 13:36

Do plants feel like we do?

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  1. 29 February, 16:29
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    No, they do not have a nervous system
  2. 29 February, 16:39
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    As far as I know no reputable study has ever shown that plants can "feel pain". They lack the nervous system and brain necessary for this to happen. A plant can respond to stimuli, for example by turning towards the light or closing over a fly, but that is not the same thing.
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