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What is the botanic equivalent to muscles

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A plethora of previous questions have queried the existence of botanic (plant) intelligence and they all have created good solutions, but their still remains a even bigger problem to even the dumbest sentient plant: movement. The closest solution to the problem of plant muscles that are plant based are biological equivalents to hydraulics, while this may work for simple, slow moving organisms like glow worms or snails, I feel that this will not cut it for Groot. What is the botanic equivalent to animal muscles, in that they are both quick and strong.

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