Flowers get an electrifying buzz out of visiting bees Effects of Electric Charges on Honeybees

Posted by seumasach on February 23, 2013

New Scientist

21st February, 2013

Plants could turn out to be one of the more chatty organisms. Recent studies have shown they can communicate with a surprising range of cues. Now it turns out they could be sending out electrical signals, too.

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Flowers get an electrifying buzz out of visiting bees Effects of Electric Charges on Honeybees

Plants could turn out to be one of the more chatty organisms. Recent studies have shown they can communicate with a surprising range of cues. Now it turns out they could be sending out electrical signals, too.

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