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How did plants evolve?

Can plants evolve against humans?

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    Depends on what you consider a "defense mechanism against humans." Plenty of plants are produce toxic/poisonous to human consumption. You also have thorns and such. Many plants have also adapted to our agricultural practices. Many weeds germinate and flower faster, and some are herbicide-tolerant. Selection and evolution happens quickly - if you look at a lawn that is mowed often, the dandelions are shorter than a lawn that is allowed to grow out more.

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Depends on what you consider a "defense mechanism against humans." Plenty of plants are produce toxic/poisonous to human consumption. You also have thorns and such. Many plants have also adapted to our agricultural practices. Many weeds germinate and flower faster, and some are herbicide-tolerant. Selection and evolution happens quickly - if you look at a lawn that is mowed often, the dandelions are shorter than a lawn that is allowed to grow out more.

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