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Plants do not have senses (or nervous systems). They do have a certain amount of built-in automatic responses to stimuli, and yes, some of these involve other plants.
It is an area of study that scientists have found very interesting. There has been some indication that there may be an ability to sense what is happening in nearby plants, but no experiment has been designed that can definitively say.
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