Abstract:A growth in anthropogenic activities and infrastructure has led to increasing subterranean vibratory noise levels. Inland wind energy turbines, which are mostly located in agricultural fields, are a fast-growing source of vibrational noise. Plants, which are rooted in the soil are constantly exposed to windmill-induced vibrations propagating through the ground. We have little understanding on how anthropogenic seismic vibrations affect plant development and how that in turn can affect plant-insect interactions… Show more
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