Complex floral behavior of an angiosperm family

Segundo-Ortin & Calvo provide a comprehensive overview of the many aspects plant behavior examined to date. In our view, multiple lines evidence make it difficult deny sentience. We add further support conclusion that plants are sentient organisms. As in animals, can be seen and studied as an evolutionary trait, subject consequence increasing complexity interactions with their environment. Our example is evolution floral Loasaceae, where complex patterns stamen movement have co-evolved interaction specialized pollinators.