Scientists in China have successfully engineered over twenty plant species, including sunflowers and orchids, to emit a natural light. By integrating genes from fireflies and fungi, these bioluminescent wonders provide a sustainable alternative for urban lighting and design. This breakthrough creates a magical, electricity-free way to brighten our world.
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Bioluminescent plants offer a natural glow for future cities

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Scientists in China have successfully engineered over twenty plant species, including sunflowers and orchids, to emit a natural light. By integrating genes from fireflies and fungi, these bioluminescent wonders provide a sustainable alternative for urban lighting and design. This breakthrough creates a magical, electricity-free way to brighten our world.

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