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Cornell University scientists found plants are able to solve problems by sensing when a nearby plant is being devoured by insects and adapting to avoid destruction.
Scientists are calling for a redefinition of intelligence to include problem-solving as a sign.
Previous studies have found plants emit a distress sound when they undergo environmental stress, such as damage to leaves and stems.
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