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A number of recent studies have confirmed that plants do respond to sound vibrations of different intensities and combinations, indicating that plants, although sedentary without nervous system, have evolved to communicate with their environment in an ecologically meaningful manner.

This review addresses the effects of sounds on plants, the sensory elements inherent to sound detection by the cell, as well as the triggering of signaling pathways that culminate in plant responses and the importance of sound standardization for the study of phytoacoustics.