2025, Vol. 6, Issue 2, Part B
The chemical basis of plant communication: From phytohormones to bioelectrochemical interfaces
Author(s): Priya SA, Gibina Mol S and Ginil Mon S
Abstract: Plants possess a natural ability to sense and respond to environmental changes such as light, temperature, touch, and water availability. However, understanding these plant signals has long been a challenge for humans. Recent advances in bioengineering, sensor technology, artificial intelligence (AI), and Internet of Things (IoT) systems have made it possible to decode and interact with plant responses in real time. This review explores the emerging field of plant communication engineering and the development of smart gardening systems. It discusses bioelectrical sensors, AI-based signal processing, robotic plant interaction systems, and light-mediated communication. These technologies enable plants to “speak” through digital platforms, enhancing plant care, sustainability, and eco-friendly agricultural practices. The paper also highlights the potential applications, benefits, and future challenges of this evolving interdisciplinary area that connects biology, engineering, and environmental science.
DOI: 10.22271/reschem.2025.v6.i2b.221
Pages: 138-142 | Views: 281 | Downloads: 152
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Priya SA, Gibina Mol S, Ginil Mon S. The chemical basis of plant communication: From phytohormones to bioelectrochemical interfaces. J Res Chem 2025;6(2):138-142. DOI: 10.22271/reschem.2025.v6.i2b.221
