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Scientists have developed glowing succulents that can emit light by using inorganic afterglow particles, offering a potential eco-friendly alternative to street lamps and decorative lighting without genetic engineering, with applications in urban planning and artistic design.
Researchers have developed glow-in-the-dark succulents by injecting them with phosphor particles that emit various colors of light, creating a new decorative and lighting option for homes and installations, with the glow lasting up to 120 minutes and repeatable over days.
Scientists have developed glow-in-the-dark succulents infused with phosphor particles that recharge with sunlight, emitting various colors and potentially serving as sustainable, plant-based lighting systems for indoor and outdoor use.
Chinese scientists have developed multicolored, glow-in-the-dark succulents by injecting phosphor particles into their leaves, which can glow for up to two hours and could serve as sustainable, plant-based lighting solutions in the future.