Do plants act like computers?

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转自：http://www.nature.com/news/2004/040119/full/040119-5.html
主题：植物象计算机一样工作吗？
概述：植物也许使用一种分布式计算的形式调控他们的“呼吸”
出自：《Nature》
发表时间：2004年1月21日

内容：
Do plants act like computers?
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