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How AI is revealing the hidden intelligence of plants and fungi

If you’ve ever been on a long-haul flight, you’ve likely suffered the consequences of disrupting your circadian bodily rhythm. Usually, for a day or two, your mood will plummet, your body will ache, and your mind won’t be as sharp as normal. To remedy jet lag, you might take steps to recalibrate. An early night. A nourishing meal. Surprisingly, plants can also experience the discombobulating…

How AI is revealing the hidden intelligence of plants and fungi

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