Ok what is the truth about telegraph vines being able to detect damage
to similar spicies twenty miles away. Is this urban legend or has
there been research to prove this? If so it sound fascinating... I'd
love to read about it.. Anybody got a paper or a link to one?

TIA.
B.

On Apr 3, 10:00 pm, "SpreadTooThin" wrote:
Ok what is the truth about telegraph vines being able to detect damage
to similar spicies twenty miles away. Is this urban legend or has
there been research to prove this? If so it sound fascinating... I'd
love to read about it.. Anybody got a paper or a link to one?

TIA.
B.

Yo?! Is there any one out there?

In article .com,
SpreadTooThin wrote:
On Apr 3, 10:00 pm, "SpreadTooThin" wrote:
Ok what is the truth about telegraph vines being able to detect damage
to similar spicies twenty miles away. Is this urban legend or has
there been research to prove this? If so it sound fascinating... I'd
love to read about it.. Anybody got a paper or a link to one?

TIA.
B.

Yo?! Is there any one out there?

What's a telegraph vine?

Telegraph vine was mentioned in the 1951 science fiction movie "The
Thing from Another World."

http://www.script-o-rama.com/movie_s...ld-script.html

It does not seem to be real plant species.

Plants can communicate with other plants and nonplants with volatile
chemicals that move through the air.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...&btnG=S earch


David R. Hershey




On Apr 14, 11:29 pm, wrote:
In article .com,

SpreadTooThin wrote:
On Apr 3, 10:00 pm, "SpreadTooThin" wrote:
Ok what is the truth about telegraph vines being able to detect damage
to similar spicies twenty miles away. Is this urban legend or has
there been research to prove this? If so it sound fascinating... I'd
love to read about it.. Anybody got a paper or a link to one?

TIA.
B.

Yo?! Is there any one out there?

What's a telegraph vine?