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Scientists in China are bringing Avatar’s Pandora to life by creating bioluminescent plants to replace electric street lamps.

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U.S. President Donald Trump threatens escalation against Iran over the Strait of Hormuz as new details emerge about a ...

A team of scientists in China have unveiled over twenty species of glow in the dark plants that could help light parks and ...

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Scientists genetically engineer 20+ plant species to glow naturally, creating electricity-free lighting from orchids to ...