What is the botanic equivalent to ears?

As part of a series on plant animals, plantimals if you will, I am now asking about ears. All surface life has them or some sort of equivalent to them and with good reason. Other than sight, hearing is the most crucial sense. But what about plants?

While it has been documented that plants can hear, that was over a long period of time with the effect being only growth. The blueprints are there, but not the bar.

How would a plantimals' ear work? What would it look like? How could it come in being?

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