Vibrant Bioengineered Succulents That Glow In The Dark

In an exciting development in horticultural science, a research team led by bioengineer Shuting Liu has discovered a method to make succulents glow in the dark using phosphors, rather than traditional bioluminescent materials. This innovative technique involves injecting microscopic afterglow particles into the leaves of succulents, allowing them to emit light after being charged by sunlight or LED bulbs. While current glowing plants can only maintain their illumination for about two hours, this breakthrough offers potential benefits for gardening and landscaping, reducing reliance on traditional lighting and potentially cutting utility costs. As further testing continues, the future could see vibrant, self-lighting gardens and public spaces.

Vibrant Bioengineered Succulents That Glow In The Dark

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