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Plants can sense mechanical stimuli. This process involves mechanosensitive channels that were found in all types of cells from animal and plant cells to fungi and bacteria. The omnipresence of these channels underlines their important physiological function in the regulation of osmolarity, cell volume and growth. These channels are ideal transducers of physiologically relevant mechanical forces. Mechanosensory ion channels (MSC) in plants are activated by mechanical stress and then transduce this information into electrical signals. These channels are involved in the growth, development, and response to environmental stress in higher plants. Detailed analyses of the electrophysiology in higher plants are difficult because such plants are composed of complex tissues. Plant response to mechanical stimulation has long been known [8–15]. Perhaps all plants react in response to the mechanical stimuli, but only certain plants with rapid and highly noticeable touch-stimulus response