Plants communicate each other in a chemical way rather than electronically. Can we use it for human communication purpose? For instance, a transmitter sending message to a plant then this plant relays message chemically to other plant, the chemical message is then converted by a receiver. Any existing research?
Suherman,
many people do not know how the plants communicate with each other chemically.
At first one has to evaluate this communication system as:
what is its performance parameters such as:
what is the maximum data rate?
what is maximum distance between the two communicating trees?
What is the form of the signals and how they are transferred.
After resolving this issues i will give an answer why the the advanced communication systems are electronics???
Best wishes
Thank you for your respons. The finding is still immature, references are searchable online in form of documentaries. The bold question is "any existing research?". I think the priority question is still "Is it possible?". Of course in human world, electronic communication is the champion. But other forms have their own benefits.
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