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The smell of cut grass is a warning signal.
When grass is cut or damaged, it releases volatile organic compounds known as green leaf volatiles (GLVs). These compounds act as a chemical 'cry for help' to warn nearby plants of danger and can also attract predatory insects that feed on pests attacking the grass.
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