Do plants feel pain?

Question

Do plants feel pain?

Answer 1

may be like touch me not.

Answer 2

Mainly only the animal kingdom has he ability to feel pain, meaning animals and humans. Shortly put, in order to feel pain, you need a central nervous system and a brain. Plants have neither.

Answer 3

there is very diverese opinion regarding this, mostly done by JC bose and a few others..try diggint them

Answer 4

no.  but look up 'sensitive plant'.  you might find it interesting.

Answer 5

No they do not. They do not have a nervous system ,unlike humans.

Answer 6

sry, i dont know. im not a plant so i cant think like one

Answer 7

It depends on what you mean by "feel". At the most primitive level, pain is simply a response to an undesirable stimulus. Plants have a whole range of chemical and physical responses to damage and attack from pests, such as releasing toxic chemicals. In the widest sense, one might suggest that this is a pain response. But, plants certainly don't "feel" that pain in the way that people do when you cut them. Keep eating your greens.