Chinese Scientists Discover 'Avatar' Plants That Could Light Up Cities Without Electricity

Chinese scientists have developed genetically modified plants capable of glowing in the dark. Researchers believe this breakthrough could revolutionize urban lighting by providing a sustainable, electricity-free light source.

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Kineski naučnici otkrili 'Avatar' biljke koje bi mogle osvjetljavati gradove bez struje

Kineski naučnici otkrili su genetski modificirane biljke sposobne da svijetle u mraku, što je revolucionarni proboj za koji istraživači kažu da bi mog

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Chinese Scientists Discover 'Avatar' Plants That Could Light Up Cities Without Electricity

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Kineski naučnici otkrili 'Avatar' biljke koje bi mogle osvjetljavati gradove bez struje

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