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Could a plant vocalise and how?

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If given a reason to develop such a process, such as attracting prey or scaring away threats or even making recognisable patterns to 'talk' to humans, what is the most likely way they would do this?

Would they be more likely to growl? Hum? Groan? Or would full on speech be possible?

Edit: Ideally it should be a repeatable sound, not one that requires the regrowth of a cell structure.

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