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I asked a question about immortality of hydra and leaned good things about senescence. Now I like to know about immortality signs in plants. If there is some kind of immortality in plants its process and roles is like immortality in animals. I didn't find any thing about this in internet yet. Thank you if you write here any thing that you know about this.

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Hi there. There is a somewhat similar question here (biology.stackexchange.com/questions/2055/…) that I have posted an answer to. – Luke Feb 27 at 16:10
Just found this amazing example of a really old tree - >4000 years old! ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11295507 – Luke May 10 at 14:47

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