Wild plants readily grow all by themselves, yet

Chapter 17, Problem 80

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Wild plants readily grow all by themselves, yet themolecules of the growing plant have less entropy thanthe materials used to make the plant. How is it possiblefor there to be this decrease in entropy for a process thatoccurs all by itself?

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