Plant Behaviour and Intelligence

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The book presents a compelling argument that plants exhibit intelligent behavior, even without a centralized nervous system. It emphasizes that behavior and intelligence should be evaluated within the organism's anatomical and physiological constraints. The author explores how plants solve environmental challenges, framing this problem-solving capacity as a form of intelligent behavior. By discussing these concepts in depth, the book aims to enhance understanding of purposive behavior in plants and challenge traditional views on intelligence in the natural world.