What effect does the wind have on plants?

Of course there is a difference. Otherwise, farmers have prayed for a "good weather" since ancient times. First of all, the wind can update the small environment for planting, and the air circulation and hot and humid environment are the most likely to lead to the occurrence of pests and diseases, which is naturally what we don't want to see.

As far as plant growth is concerned, wind is also essential. We know that fertilizers applied to soil can only be converted into effective accumulation through plant absorption. This absorption depends on plant transpiration as a means of transportation, and the wind plays the role of a road here-taking away heat and accelerating absorption.

There are other functions, such as promoting pollination and so on.

Of course, it will also bring harm. Everything has a reasonable range, beyond which it is called disaster.