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    This document discusses plant language and how plants respond to stress. It notes that most vegetables and fruits have similar growth properties, with some differences between crops or varieties. The main goals of crop production are to increase carbon compound production in leaves and convert these compounds into fruits, seeds, tubers, or roots. Under stress, plants first show signs of stress in their roots due to issues like overwatering, drought, soil diseases, or high salinity. Their roots try to continually grow but under stress this growth is inhibited. The document aims to minimize damage from stress by better understanding plant language and responses.

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    This document discusses plant language and how plants respond to stress. It notes that most vegetables and fruits have similar growth properties, with some differences between crops or varieties. The main goals of crop production are to increase carbon compound production in leaves and convert these compounds into fruits, seeds, tubers, or roots. Under stress, plants first show signs of stress in their roots due to issues like overwatering, drought, soil diseases, or high salinity. Their roots try to continually grow but under stress this growth is inhibited. The document aims to minimize damage from stress by better understanding plant language and responses.

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    Language of The Plant

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    Lynda Lopez
    This document discusses plant language and how plants respond to stress. It notes that most vegetables and fruits have similar growth properties, with some differences between crops or varieties. The main goals of crop production are to increase carbon compound production in leaves and convert these compounds into fruits, seeds, tubers, or roots. Under stress, plants first show signs of stress in their roots due to issues like overwatering, drought, soil diseases, or high salinity. Their roots try to continually grow but under stress this growth is inhibited. The document aims to minimize damage from stress by better understanding plant language and responses.

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