Sentience is the capacity to feel, perceive, or experience subjectively. Although plants can react to stimuli, these reactions do not constitute sentience because plants lack pain receptors, sensory organs, and a central nervous system to process sensations. Animals are able to consciously perceive their environment and consciously respond with many different behaviors to it. Plants lack this variability of response, in that they will react in the same manner regardless of different scenarios. For example, they will grow towards a light source whether they are outdoors and reacting to the path of the sun or indoors reacting to a stationary window or electric light bulb.
Animals have evolved sentience because pain can help them to avoid harmful stimuli and pleasure can help them to seek and find beneficial stimuli. Plants have not evolved sentience because it doesn’t benefit them. Plants have no way to move away from drought, deluge, heat, or cold.
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Plants can not feel painPlants can react to stimuli, but they have no central nervous system, so they cannot feel pain.Studies have been done on plants by reputable sources e.g. The Smithsonian, but they have merely showed plants reacting to sunlight, drugs, and various stimuli.There are no peer-reviewed studies showing that plants are conscious in any way or that they can feel pain. No credible scientific groups have published papers to this effect.Unlike almost every animal, plants are not sentient.Many people say that plants feel pain as an excuse to continue eating animals. However, more plants are killed to satisfy a carnist diet than a vegan diet, so even if it were true that plants can feel pain, the argument still makes no sense.
Animals can move independently, consume food, and feel emotions, which plants cannot do. Plants, on the other hand, can perform photosynthesis to make their own food, store energy in the form of starch, and reproduce through seeds or spores, which animals cannot do.
Jagadish Chandra Bose, a scientist from India, is credited with discovering that plants have a primary response to external stimuli, such as a sense of feeling. He conducted experiments in the early 20th century that demonstrated the ability of plants to respond to environmental factors like light, heat, and sound.
In my on opinion, I feel like despite being without roots, water is still taken up as a result of evaporation and transpiration. These two processes forces water to be taken up.
They feel it -henry
of course not!
They don't
Having a feel for plants.
plants do not have a nervous system meaning the do not feel pain the way we do nor can they cry. do they feel pain at all? that is a philosophical question which can not be answered by science.
Cellulose and in trees lignin.
Animals are sentient beings and are known to feel pain. Plants are not.
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All plants affect your lives. They help you breathe and for me just looking at them make me feel relaxed and peaceful.
*You can find them where you feel lucky
Because it will feel like it
All plants affect your lives. They help you breathe and for me just looking at them make me feel relaxed and peaceful.