Plants Remember Droughts and They Like It

Plants remember droughts, and they like it. They make more of a molecule called gabber which acts as a memory. It tells them next time to do things like not open itspors so it doesn't lose water. This is basically the opposite of darwinism. You're learning something, and then that goes into your gens,. And then you can pass it on w i feel a bit challenged, actually. Anne has brought up this anti noministicething. Yes, lamarcism, almost, yes.