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00:00Good evening, Hanaa.
00:09Mashallah, mashallah.
00:12Mom, these are the vegetables and fruits I planted for us, Jamal.
00:15I didn't tell you, Hanaa.
00:16I didn't tell you that if we plant our own vegetables,
00:18we will be self-sufficient and won't have to pay for anything.
00:20And you didn't send the washing machine and the fridge
00:22to buy seeds with them?
00:24That's just the beginning.
00:25I look at the products.
00:26In the name of God, mashallah.
00:28God is great.
00:31Mashallah.
00:33What is this, Jamal?
00:34This is a fruit man.
00:36Do you know what it is?
00:37I don't know what to call it.
00:39Oh, Jamal.
00:40What else did you plant?
00:41No, that's it.
00:42Isn't that enough?
00:43That's it, what?
00:44That's all I planted.
00:45Mom, what's all this garbage?
00:46I filled it up with cardboard so it would be full.
00:48But it's empty, it's normal.
00:49Wait, I'll show you.
00:55Oh, the house.
00:56What are we going to do with this house?
00:58You've been planting for six months,
00:59and you didn't take out this vase?
01:01Where are the cucumbers you told me about?
01:02Oh, they ate the worms.
01:03What about the tomatoes?
01:05The worms ate them too.
01:06And the mangoes?
01:07No, honestly, I ate them.
01:09With the salad, I missed you.
01:10And then what?
01:11Are we going to give up and buy normal vegetables like everyone else?
01:13Maybe this was a naive dream, Hanaa.
01:16Maybe we have to get over it,
01:18and know that we won't be able to get out of the idea of cutting.
01:22We have to realize that we are normal people,
01:25with normal abilities,
01:27and that we shouldn't get excited about anything.
01:31Oops, what did I tell you?
01:33Don't make a nuclear power plant on the roof.
01:43Greetings, and welcome to a new episode of the show, The Guest.
01:46What I'm trying to tell you through this episode,
01:48is that plants are not negative beings.
01:51They don't have any control over the course of things.
01:53In fact, we are the ones who live off the plants.
01:55The idea that plants are peaceful beings,
01:58that they don't know about selfishness or competition,
02:00that they don't have a choice in their fate,
02:02and that they burn for us,
02:03is not true.
02:04Plants laugh at you because they feed you apples, bananas, and avocados.
02:07Come on, Murtashi.
02:08Come on, the cashew, the mango, and all the ripe fruit.
02:12In the jungle, the sunlight does not pass through the trees.
02:15Only 2% of the light reaches the ground.
02:17The seeds remain there, waiting for the opportunity.
02:20Until the tree dies.
02:21And from the mercy of this death, life is born.
02:23An old tree, after years of fighting microbes and weather,
02:26and insects,
02:27ends its life slowly.
02:28A branch dies, and spreads to the rest of the tree.
02:31But the tree itself,
02:32stays for years,
02:33and becomes a home for bees, ants, and worms.
02:36Until this tree falls,
02:37and stays in the jungle.
02:38On the ground, a new tree grows.
02:40It had a chance for the first time in decades,
02:43to get out of the ground,
02:44and go up,
02:45and reserve a place for itself in the light.
02:47The sky is a little dark,
02:48because there is a dead tree.
02:49But the dead tree,
02:50that was holding you,
02:51has fallen.
02:52But dear,
02:53not alone.
02:54There are competitors around it.
02:55And each one of them,
02:56is ready with weapons,
02:57and a snake.
02:58A palm tree,
02:59will try to swim it,
03:00to get the light,
03:01and take advantage of the deep water.
03:02It will drown,
03:03and be misled by the plant below it,
03:04and die.
03:05But on the other hand,
03:06the Monastra leaf,
03:07is ready with a plan.
03:08After the whole leaf,
03:09it is divided into parts.
03:10So that any part,
03:11that floats above the palm tree,
03:12while it is floating,
03:13can reserve the light.
03:14But dear,
03:15it is surrounded,
03:16by the clinging vines.
03:17Poor plant,
03:18can't compete with the palm tree.
03:19But it has a weapon,
03:20the Tenderness.
03:21A special part,
03:22that is very sensitive,
03:23to the touch.
03:24It grows tall,
03:25until it touches a plant.
03:26So it clings to it,
03:27and spins around it,
03:28and eats it.
03:29A horse,
03:30an elevator,
03:31helps it reach the sun.
03:32And when it achieves its goal,
03:33it is misled,
03:34by the plant that helped it,
03:35and spins around it,
03:36until it chokes it,
03:37and cuts off the vines,
03:38that feed it.
03:39But,
03:40during the growth of this plant,
03:41it reaches the balsa plant,
03:42that protects itself from it,
03:43through a shield,
03:44made of bamboo.
03:45So the plants,
03:46that try to eat it,
03:47move away from it,
03:48and can't climb on it,
03:49so it can overcome it,
03:50and reach the highest point,
03:51in a short time.
03:52Because its wood,
03:53is like a bee hive,
03:54it has air,
03:55more than wood.
03:56Its body is light,
03:57so it's fast.
03:58And the width of this plant's leaf,
03:59can reach 40 cm.
04:00So it's at a disadvantage.
04:01What do you expect,
04:02all this praise?
04:03But not yet.
04:04There is another tree,
04:05that will attack from another side.
04:06The black part,
04:07will hit the roots,
04:08and create a chemical poison,
04:09in the soil,
04:10called Juglone.
04:11It makes the leaf above,
04:12turn yellow and fall.
04:13So the plant dies.
04:14It kills everything around it,
04:15so this plant,
04:16can keep its food,
04:17and its place.
04:18This fight, my dear,
04:19can last for months,
04:20until the plant wins,
04:21and reaches the light.
04:22This is the calm world,
04:23that people love.
04:24This is the world,
04:25that has no competition.
04:26The burning candle,
04:27for the sake of others,
04:28that says,
04:29I will raise the plant,
04:30in my balcony.
04:31Come on, kill it.
04:32You raise a little,
04:33kill it.
04:34This my dear,
04:35is a scenario,
04:36of a battle between plants,
04:37on a single source.
04:38Light,
04:39response,
04:40avoidance,
04:41or shade avoidance response,
04:42motivates the plant,
04:43through a routine,
04:44that delivers the light,
04:45to the plant,
04:46that is waiting.
04:47Even,
04:48if it comes,
04:49to the roots.
04:50In this picture,
04:513 tomato plants,
04:52were planted,
04:53in a bright light.
04:54And the 3 on the right,
04:55were planted in the shade.
04:56The plants in the light,
04:57had long,
04:58and sparse roots.
04:59But the ones in the shade,
05:00had curved roots,
05:01and no sparse plants.
05:02Because the plant focuses,
05:03it wants to catch the light,
05:04it waits for any moment,
05:05to find light in it.
05:06So we spend more,
05:07on the plant,
05:08than we spend on the roots.
05:09This is why,
05:10when we plant wheat,
05:11we plant the seeds next to each other,
05:12to increase the production density.
05:13Every plant that leaves,
05:14has to leave quickly,
05:15to produce seeds.
05:16This causes a problem,
05:17called fatigue.
05:18It affects 20% of the production.
05:19The roots,
05:20because the plant is in a hurry,
05:21don't fix it well.
05:22So a little air,
05:23can waste the harvest.
05:24But there are plants,
05:25that take their food,
05:26on the ready.
05:27They ask for delivery.
05:28Actually,
05:29they don't ask,
05:30they steal.
05:31Overcrowded plants,
05:32steal other people's efforts.
05:33Yes, dear.
05:34A plant animal,
05:35that lacks beauty.
05:36Everything eats everything.
05:37I'd like to introduce you,
05:38dear,
05:39to the Australian Christmas tree.
05:40It doesn't look like the Christmas tree,
05:41but its name,
05:42is like the name of the Christmas tree,
05:43because this tree,
05:44will find most of the plants,
05:45dry and dead.
05:46And how does it do that?
05:47In a fast way.
05:48It leaves its roots,
05:49to walk in the soil,
05:50more than 100 meters.
05:51It finds,
05:52other plant roots.
05:53A tree of camphor,
05:54some herbs,
05:55carrots.
05:56Plants,
05:57work to get water,
05:58from the fields.
05:59On Christmas day,
06:00it takes out its arms,
06:01with Australia,
06:02to give way to the plant roots.
06:03And on the other hand,
06:04it makes a structure,
06:05with a piece of wood,
06:06that looks like a stick.
06:07And it cuts the plant roots,
06:08to prevent the food,
06:09from reaching it.
06:10And it reaches itself,
06:11with the victim's tissues,
06:12to destroy the food,
06:13and the water.
06:14It destroys your home,
06:15because you are human.
06:16You leave behind,
06:17thousands of victims.
06:18You get rid of,
06:19everything green around it.
06:20You know Azizi,
06:21if this happens,
06:22to the extent of the plants,
06:23I would have said,
06:24ok, fine.
06:25It happens Azizi,
06:26the plant,
06:27gets confused sometimes,
06:28in the cables,
06:29and the internet,
06:30and it cuts it.
06:31Do you remember Hegez?
06:3250 times a year,
06:33there are cases,
06:34of cables being cut,
06:35because of this plant.
06:36Don't you know,
06:37how to send an email,
06:38because there is a plant,
06:39stuck in the cable?
06:40Azizi,
06:41is a parasitic plant.
06:42Parasite,
06:43is a word,
06:44from the Greek word,
06:45parasitus.
06:46It means,
06:47the one that eats,
06:48other people's plants.
06:49It wants to eat,
06:50other people's plants,
06:51and other people's plants.
06:521% of the flowering plants,
06:53which are about 4,000 plants,
06:54are all parasitic.
06:55I want to tell you Azizi,
06:56that there are plants,
06:57that don't have a light structure,
06:58like the lemon tree,
06:59or the kuskata.
07:00This Azizi,
07:01is a plant,
07:02that doesn't have leaves,
07:03or roots,
07:04nor does it have a light structure.
07:05And the cable,
07:06doesn't keep it.
07:07It cuts its cables.
07:08How do we calculate plants?
07:09The seed,
07:10will die,
07:11in the first two weeks.
07:12And what will die?
07:13It will die,
07:14Abu Ahmed.
07:15In the first two weeks,
07:16Azizi,
07:17will look for the best plant,
07:18and plant it.
07:19And when it gets there,
07:20it will plant its seeds,
07:21until it reaches,
07:22its cycle device.
07:23The tubes,
07:24that produce food.
07:25And then,
07:26the plant will die.
07:27The problem Azizi,
07:28is that the added plant,
07:29is a plant,
07:30so it's stupid.
07:31It doesn't feel,
07:32that something is wrong.
07:33So it keeps its roots,
07:34feeding the parasite on it,
07:35until it dies.
07:36This plant does this,
07:37with all the dicot plants.
07:38But there are plants,
07:39that don't eat the dicot plants.
07:40And they know,
07:41that the dicot plants,
07:42are a strange creature.
07:43So they start defending themselves.
07:44They make a wooden stick,
07:45that looks like a blanket.
07:46You know Azizi,
07:47this is the champagne,
07:48that has a blanket on top.
07:49So it cuts off the food,
07:50until the dicot plants die.
07:51Azizi's tomato,
07:52doesn't die easily.
07:53It can make,
07:54the parasites,
07:55that attack it,
07:56eat each other.
07:57A tomato produces,
07:58a compound called,
07:59Methyl Jasmine.
08:00Researchers,
08:01at the University of Wisconsin,
08:02found that this compound,
08:03makes the parasites,
08:04instead of eating,
08:05the tomato leaves,
08:06eat its friends.
08:07The parasites,
08:08don't die easily.
08:09But the timing is important.
08:10If the plants,
08:11make the parasites,
08:12eat each other early,
08:13a large part of it,
08:14will stay healthy.
08:15What do you think Azizi,
08:16the plants that attack,
08:17and don't defend themselves,
08:18are extinct.
08:19The plants,
08:20are not only under the attack,
08:21of the competing plants.
08:22The food of the small plants,
08:23also determines them.
08:24Like the leaves,
08:25and the roots,
08:26and the leaves,
08:27and the big branches.
08:28Like the lettuce,
08:29and the apple,
08:30and the bread.
08:31All of it,
08:32is in the food,
08:33in the leaves of the plants.
08:34And its sweet seeds,
08:35and its fruits,
08:36and its seeds.
08:37It's not easy.
08:38Plants,
08:39like the mimosa,
08:40or the embarrassing lady,
08:41if an insect,
08:42gets close to its leaves,
08:43it senses the touch,
08:44through the receptor cells,
08:45and sends electrical signals,
08:46to the base of the leaves.
08:47It makes the cells,
08:48produce unknown particles,
08:49and draw the water,
08:50from the cells,
08:51and close the leaves.
08:52This movement,
08:53scares the insect,
08:54and makes the shape,
08:55not attractive to the animals,
08:56so they don't eat it.
08:57There are other plants,
08:58that defend themselves,
08:59by covering themselves,
09:00with a wall,
09:01from the complex,
09:02and hard to reach,
09:03structures.
09:04Like the lichen.
09:05Some plants,
09:06refuse to be covered,
09:07with thorns.
09:08They turn their leaves,
09:09into sharp,
09:10and blunt thorns.
09:11Like the guanine,
09:12and the thorn tree.
09:13Then,
09:14they have small,
09:15sticky hairs,
09:16called trichomes.
09:17Like the ones,
09:18on the leaves,
09:19of the zucchini,
09:20and the eggplant.
09:21The lichens,
09:22and the kiwis,
09:23and the pineapples,
09:24start their defense,
09:25with the first bite,
09:26of the insect food.
09:27As soon as the insect food,
09:28comes,
09:29the system activates.
09:30They do this,
09:31with the leaves,
09:32in the shape,
09:33of a needle.
09:34It's called a raphid.
09:35It creates,
09:36bacteria,
09:37and toxins.
09:38Some species,
09:39produce chemical substances,
09:40like histamine.
09:41They produce toxins,
09:42like the plant,
09:43Aloe vera.
09:44Ahmed,
09:45this is about plants,
09:46not about your friends,
09:47right?
09:48No, dear,
09:49this is a plant,
09:50really.
09:51It's called,
09:52the scientific name,
09:53ischemia,
09:54or urticaria.
09:55Because,
09:56it produces urticaria,
09:57or mist.
09:58Then,
09:59we started,
10:00to extract medicines,
10:01from it.
10:02Actually,
10:03most of,
10:04the plant,
10:05is in another world,
10:06and forgets,
10:07and goes,
10:08to concentrate.
10:09So,
10:10it can't remember,
10:11what it ate.
10:12And after all this,
10:13the microbes,
10:14from the plants,
10:15the cells,
10:16around the infected part,
10:17commit suicide.
10:18Self-destruction,
10:19to make quarantine,
10:20for the infection.
10:21And it doesn't walk,
10:22in all the plants.
10:23And the infected part,
10:24sends a warning,
10:25to the other parts.
10:26So,
10:27it produces hormones,
10:28and compounds,
10:29that move in the air.
10:30So,
10:31the other region,
10:32uses it,
10:33to fight the virus.
10:34The cotton plant,
10:35for example,
10:36when it attacks the leaves,
10:37it produces a mixture,
10:38of about 10 chemical substances,
10:39in the air.
10:40It calls for help,
10:41to kill the leaves.
10:42And if after all this,
10:43the plant loses the battle,
10:44it warns its surroundings,
10:45in an experiment.
10:46The researchers,
10:47brought insects,
10:48to the sagebrush plant.
10:49So,
10:50the insect,
10:51bit the leaf.
10:52And the scientists,
10:53also,
10:54cut some of it.
10:55Later,
10:56they found,
10:57that the adjacent branches,
10:58bit less than the insects.
10:59And also,
11:00the adjacent plants branches.
11:01And they expected,
11:02to kill the plants,
11:03next to it.
11:04And that's why, dear,
11:05you smell,
11:06after you cut the plant.
11:07Because of the chemical compounds,
11:08that the plant sends,
11:09from the surrounding plants,
11:10as a warning.
11:11Think about it, dear.
11:12The plant,
11:13can't escape the attack.
11:14But,
11:15it defends,
11:16with strong arms,
11:17and a chemical arsenal,
11:18armed with weapons.
11:19And alliances,
11:20across species.
11:21And it warns its surroundings.
11:22So,
11:23why don't they look pretty?
11:24If they're wild,
11:25why would they warn other plants?
11:26Plants, dear,
11:27don't know how to communicate,
11:28inside their bodies,
11:29like us.
11:30They don't know,
11:31how to communicate,
11:32with signals,
11:33that air,
11:34sends.
11:35So,
11:36as a result,
11:37of self-defense mechanisms,
11:38the plants,
11:39next to it,
11:40are the ones,
11:41that respond,
11:42to these signals.
11:43Like,
11:44when you get Corona,
11:45you go,
11:46and save the tomatoes.
11:47Plants,
11:48generally,
11:49understand the signals,
11:50that other plants,
11:51send,
11:52from the same species.
11:53The important thing,
11:54is that the species,
11:55continues,
11:56even if it dies.
11:57But,
11:58plants,
11:59like tomatoes,
12:00don't have,
12:01sexual organs.
12:02But,
12:03there are,
12:04ovarian cells.
12:0520% of ovarian cells,
12:06are light.
12:07Air,
12:08can remove them,
12:09or run with water.
12:10But,
12:11the rest,
12:12are fragile.
12:13Someone,
12:14has to move them.
12:15Bees,
12:16beetles,
12:17butterflies,
12:18birds,
12:19or bats.
12:20The important thing,
12:21is that ovarian cells,
12:22move from the male organ,
12:23to the female organ.
12:24Some plants,
12:25have two organs,
12:26like mango,
12:27and kiwi.
12:28Mango,
12:29can't move,
12:30or stick,
12:31with the air,
12:32so it goes,
12:33to the female organ.
12:34This is the case,
12:35of plants,
12:36that have two organs.
12:37In the case of plants,
12:38that don't have two organs,
12:39they need someone,
12:40to move the seeds.
12:41The first rule of nature,
12:42is that each species,
12:43cares for its survival,
12:44and doubt the others.
12:45Plants,
12:46rely on this rule,
12:47to do what they want.
12:48Like the orchid flower,
12:49one of the most,
12:50common plants,
12:51that spread,
12:52in all continents.
12:53European orchids,
12:54target the male bee.
12:55They know,
12:56that they want to get married.
12:57So the flower,
12:58goes to the male bee,
12:59that doesn't only,
13:00produce pheromones,
13:01but it also,
13:02looks like,
13:03the female bee,
13:04in its form.
13:05And the bee,
13:06is proud of it.
13:07An account was made,
13:08during the attempts,
13:09of the male bee,
13:10to get married,
13:11to this fake female bee,
13:12that is covered,
13:13with the seeds of the seed.
13:14Once again,
13:15the male bee,
13:16fails the attempt,
13:17and doesn't go,
13:18to the flowers,
13:19with the same scent.
13:20Do you think,
13:21that the orchid flower,
13:22will fail?
13:23This is exactly,
13:24what the flower wanted.
13:25The male bee,
13:26will leave the place,
13:27and try to get married,
13:28to this fake female bee.
13:29The male bee,
13:30while moving,
13:31from the first flower,
13:32sticks in his feet,
13:33the seeds of the seed,
13:34of the male flower.
13:35So when he goes down,
13:36to the second flower,
13:37this fake bee,
13:38tries to get married,
13:39he actually,
13:40gets married,
13:41to the first orchid,
13:42to this flower.
13:43Mr. Barashot,
13:44is making fun of him.
13:45These are plants,
13:46flowers that don't,
13:47look like insects.
13:48Flowers,
13:49generally,
13:50vary in color,
13:51so you don't get confused.
13:52The Dracaea orchid,
13:53harvests another insect,
13:54and makes a similar flower,
13:55with the female flower,
13:56the Dracaea orchid.
13:57It looks like,
13:58the male bees,
13:59so the real males,
14:00come and fight with it,
14:01and the fight ends.
14:02The view of the flowers,
14:03and its distance,
14:04which is the most romantic thing,
14:05is just a strategy of the plants,
14:06to push the feet of the hunters.
14:07If the order requires,
14:08to go with the female,
14:09it won't be late.
14:10The Dracaea orchid,
14:11gives off the smell,
14:12of a ball of cotton,
14:13that attracts the bees.
14:14The Rafflesia,
14:15is the biggest flower in the world,
14:16whose weight can reach,
14:177 kilos,
14:18and its width can reach,
14:19a meter.
14:20A flower,
14:21without seeds,
14:22or leaves,
14:23and still a success.
14:24And that's why it's said,
14:25to last 60 million years.
14:26It eats this flower,
14:27in a childish way,
14:28and to get married,
14:29it produces a smell,
14:30like the smell of death.
14:31And that's why,
14:32it's called,
14:33the corpse flower,
14:34to attract,
14:35the corpses.
14:36Of course,
14:37you say,
14:38it's okay,
14:39it's a bit like,
14:40insects.
14:41Insects are stupid,
14:42these plants,
14:43are not only able,
14:44to deceive insects,
14:45these plants,
14:46also have the ability,
14:47to deceive animals.
14:48For example,
14:49the green bird flower,
14:50and the Yulean magnolias,
14:51which is the butterfly flower,
14:52and the bird of heaven,
14:53and the white egret orchid,
14:54which are two birds,
14:55targeting the same goal.
14:56One of them,
14:57the Helokia flower,
14:58is left in nature,
14:59only 57 of them,
15:00because the bird,
15:01that was pollinating it,
15:02and these plants,
15:03were trying to control,
15:04this Eevee,
15:05on the verge of extinction.
15:06But God sent them,
15:07someone to help them.
15:08A great man,
15:09called Hank Oppenheimer,
15:10takes the pollinator,
15:11with a light brush,
15:12from one flower,
15:13to another flower,
15:14and before he leaves,
15:15he turns on the Eevee's sounds,
15:16to make the others,
15:17come back and pollinate the plants.
15:18Thank God,
15:19the matching happens,
15:20and the plant gets married,
15:21even if it deceives some creatures,
15:22no problem,
15:23and the Eevee,
15:24with the help,
15:25of the new creature,
15:26finds the seed,
15:27does the plant throw it,
15:28to get out of it?
15:29No,
15:30if the seed,
15:31fell under the plant's feet,
15:32it will come out as a competitive plant,
15:33what's the use,
15:34when the species,
15:35multiply in the same place,
15:36we want to use other places,
15:37where we need to move the seeds,
15:38the Eevee's seed,
15:39does something strange,
15:40every seed head,
15:41has two arms,
15:42called arms,
15:43as soon as the seed,
15:44gets close to it,
15:45these arms,
15:46do something amazing,
15:47they walk,
15:48as soon as you find a rock,
15:49or a hole in the soil,
15:50you plant yourself in it,
15:51another tree,
15:52the Eevee's seed,
15:53does something scary,
15:54because it,
15:55hurts the people,
15:56who get close to it,
15:57and literally explodes,
15:58its fruit explodes,
15:59to release the seeds,
16:00to a distance,
16:01of 100 meters,
16:02and a speed,
16:03of 70 meters,
16:04in the sky,
16:05not all plants,
16:06have the ability,
16:07to walk,
16:08and explode,
16:09if the seed is light,
16:10the wind will remove it,
16:11like the cottonwood tree,
16:12which it blows,
16:13and flies,
16:14these are seeds,
16:15with parachutes,
16:16the seed can walk on water,
16:17especially,
16:18if there is a light layer,
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