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"Plant communication" as a book category covers the study and storytelling of how plants send, receive, and respond to information—ranging from rigorous scientific accounts of chemical signals (volatile organic compounds, root exudates, hormones), electrical and hydraulic signaling, and mycorrhizal network exchanges, to ecological perspectives on plant–plant, plant–microbe, and plant–insect interactions. It includes popular science books that explain cutting‑edge research for general readers, textbooks and reference works for students and researchers, practical guides applying communication principles to agriculture, horticulture and restoration, and more speculative or philosophical treatments that explore plant behavior, agency and ethics. Works in this category intersect botany, ecology, chemistry and neurobiology analogies, and may address methodological debates and real‑world implications for conservation, crop resilience and sustainable land management, making the genre relevant to scientists, practitioners and curious readers alike.

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