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A fascinating study has revealed that tomato plants release specific scents to warn nearby greenery about viruses and pests. This natural communication allows neighboring plants to bolster their own defenses before threats arrive- a discovery that opens doors for sustainable farming by using nature's
Tomato plants use scent to protect their neighbors from harm
Tomato plants use scent to protect their neighbors from harm

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