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Light-Emitting Plant: Scientists Develop ‘Glow in the Dark’ Greens to Benefit Humans

Medicine & Technology Sep 21, 2021

Scientists are currently working on a light-emitting plant, specifically "glow in the dark" that could, in the future, replace some of the energy-intensive, inefficient electric lights currently being depended on for modern-day living.

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Light-Emitting Plant: Scientists Develop ‘Glow in the Dark’ Greens to Benefit Humans

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