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Money Doesn’t Grow on Trees? These Spruce Trees in Finland Are Growing Tiny Flecks of Gold in Their Needles
Scientists find bacteria inside Norway spruce needles that can turn dissolved gold into solid nanoparticles.
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Money May Not Grow On Trees, but Scientists Just Found Gold Inside Them
In the deep boreal forests of northern Finland, where ancient conifers stand motionless over the snow-covered landscape, ...
Rapid height growth may positively influence fiber length in Swedish spruce wood. A case study investigated wood samples from ...
We were pushing through head-high willows along a brushy caribou trail, five days into our week-long trek across Alaska's Noatak valley, when my hiking partner, Brad Meiklejohn, startled me with a ...
For the first time, a scientific team has established a direct connection between bacterial communities residing inside the ...
Loveland’s tree streets include 22 streets named for trees in the Pine Family. The family includes 234 species worldwide and they separate into nine groups: cedars, Douglas-firs, firs, golden-larch, ...
Bacteria inside Norway spruce needles convert dissolved gold from mineral-rich soils into solid nanoparticles, revealing a ...
In the Thuringian Forest or the Harz Mountains, dead spruce trees (Picea abies) dot the landscape like skeletons. Many have already fallen or been cut down. These dead trees serve as memorials to the ...
In a ground breaking study that has since gone viral, scientists have discovered that trees do indeed grow gold and act as ...
As you looked out the windows of your house this winter at all the dormant and barren deciduous trees in your landscape, perhaps you thought that a little green would be a nice addition this year. But ...
Rapid height growth may positively influence fiber length in Swedish spruce wood. A case study investigated wood samples from ...
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