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Стефано Манкузо: Основы интеллекта растений

Filmed Jul 2010 • Posted Oct 2010TEDGlobal 2010
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Растения ведут себя удивительно мудро: борятся с вредителями, извлекают максимум пользы из питательных веществ... Но можем ли мы предположить, они на самом деле имеют свою уникальную форму интеллекта? Итальянский ботаник, Стефано Манкузо, приводит любопытные факты.

Stefano Mancuso is a founder of the study of plant neurobiology, which explores signaling and communication at all levels of biological organization, from genetics to molecules, cells and ecological communities. Full bio »

Translated into Russian by Sveta Bon
Reviewed by Ahmet Yükseltürk
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