Genetically altered Arabdopsis Thaliana plant, with green fluorescent protein (GFP) inserted near the on/off switches for anoxia and drought genes. Cells expressing those genes glow green under a blue light (as shown). Image and caption credit: NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Collection A group of University of Tennessee plant scientists has genetically modified tobacco plants so that the plants will give off a phosphorescent green “glow” when plant immune systems are under stress – as might be caused by plan… Read the full story on TreeHugger
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Just What We Needed Dept. – Genetically Modified Crops That Glow Green When Stressed