What music does Apple Seed like to grow better?

In Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden, there is a kind of grass, which is familiar with music. It has a particularly sensitive sense of touch and can vibrate leaves through sound waves. When there are soft songs or music, its leaves will jump up and down with the soft sound. The faster the pitch of music or singing rises and falls, the faster it jumps. On the contrary, the slower it jumps, the more it stops beating as soon as the music stops. Because of this wonderful "skill", botanists named it dancing grass. When a person sings, he dances happily because of the strong sound waves, so people call him an anemone.

Dancing grass is a rare plant in China and also in the world. Scientists have not yet solved the mystery of why dancing grass is familiar with music. Dancing grass not only has high scientific research value, but also has high tourism ornamental value.

In fact, any kind of plant can listen to music.

Scientists found that plants actually like listening to music. They hung an earphone on a growing tomato and let it enjoy rock music for three hours every day. As a result, after listening to the music, it was desperately long and weighed 2 kilograms. Maybe it is the biggest tomato in the world.

There are also two music lovers who hold concerts for Kuroshio every day. They divided the same species of black algae into two groups. One group listens to music, the other group listens to noise and observes their reactions. Concerts are held regularly every morning. The concert was held for a period of time and methods, and the differences appeared: the group of black algae listening to the quiet and beautiful serenade grew vigorously; However, listening to the annoying and harsh noise, a group of black algae became depressed.

Botanists made further experiments to make plants listen to different types of music, and the results were very interesting. Plants don't like listening to all kinds of music. Generally speaking, plants prefer listening to classical music to listening to jazz music; I like beautiful light music, but I don't like harsh screaming music.