Plant Physiology

Cited by Baluška and Levin (2016) as the representative mainstream account of plants. They use it as evidence that plant action potentials are still ignored: they say the book never mentions them, although such potentials have been known for over 150 years and are said to control many plant processes. The book is cited for what it omits, not for any argument it makes. The other held work in the passages discusses Kingsland and Taiz (2024), not this book.

there is no single mention of plant action potentials in the book Plant Physiology by Lincoln Taiz, which represent the most accepted view of plants in biology (Taiz, 2010)

Baluška F, Levin M, 2016 · On Having No Head: Cognition throughout Biological Systems · open at passage 29