To survive, plants must know the dynamics of the surrounding "visual" environment. To do this they need to know the direction, intensity, duration, and color of light. There is no doubt that plants can detect electromagnetic waves that are visible and invisible to humans. We can only Sense a section of electromagnetic waves with a narrow wavelength range, plants can sense shorter or longer electromagnetic waves. However, although the wavelength range of the spectrum that plants can "see" is much wider than we can see, No image can be seen. Plants do not have a nervous system and cannot convert light signals into images, but they can be converted into various indicators that regulate growth. Plants have no eyes, just as we have no leaves. But plants and we can perceive light. What does the following statement agree with the text? ['Plants can see human visible or invisible images.', 'Plants perceive the environment by converting instructions for regulating growth into light signals.', 'Plants use the nervous system to perceive wavelengths.', 'Plants have "vision" like humans.']