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"Plant intelligence" as a book category covers works that explore the abilities of plants to sense, communicate, remember, adapt and respond to their environment, whether from scientific, philosophical, practical, or imaginative perspectives. Titles in this category range from popular-science accounts and academic syntheses of plant signaling, electrophysiology, memory, learning and networked behavior (including mycorrhizal “wood-wide web” research) to ethical and ecological reflections on agency and nonhuman cognition, and to speculative fiction that imagines conscious or co‑intelligent plants. Books may draw on botany, ecology, neurobiology, chemistry, biosemiotics and systems theory, and often discuss implications for agriculture, conservation, design and artificial intelligence. Overall, the category invites readers to rethink intelligence beyond brains and animals, highlighting the complex, distributed problem‑solving capacities of plant life.

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