A rose gives a piano concerto. Yes sure, you think and want to click away. Read on – it’s worth it. Because in an experiment by the Carinthian Science Society it was indeed possible to make a plant make music. The “Krone” was there and reveals why “green stuff” also has rhythm in the trunk.
President Horst Peter Groß of the Carinthia Science Association has been organizing the well-known top management symposium in Abbazia di Rosazzo, an ancient abbey between Udine and the Adriatic Sea, for 27 years. It is always about current topics, this time about “a new social understanding of nature as a condition for our future viability”, with prominent speakers and scientists. But what might lead many of the 80 equally prominent participants to rethink how they interact with the environment was an experiment by the chronobiologist Maximilian Moser showing that plants live and can also feel.
Source: Krone
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