Post by Tara on Feb 1, 2005 10:00:29 GMT -5
Okay, I got it. (took some common sense 
)
Plants must have some sort of nervous system but not the kind that we have that could make one aware of their existence. For example, the Venus Flytrap was brought up, but like previously mentioned, it has nothing to do with actually knowing, but a reflex. But in order to havea relfex, there is some sort of nervous system there. So it's a simple nervous system but one that is not complex like ours where the plants can proceed to have thoughts.
But DNA can hold memory and the DNA is located in the nucleosis (did I spell that right?
). The individual cells... can they have a memory of their own and not the plant itself?
)Plants must have some sort of nervous system but not the kind that we have that could make one aware of their existence. For example, the Venus Flytrap was brought up, but like previously mentioned, it has nothing to do with actually knowing, but a reflex. But in order to havea relfex, there is some sort of nervous system there. So it's a simple nervous system but one that is not complex like ours where the plants can proceed to have thoughts.
But DNA can hold memory and the DNA is located in the nucleosis (did I spell that right?
). The individual cells... can they have a memory of their own and not the plant itself?
