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- I notice that they have been able to proven that they can make plants glow.
- I wonder if certain types of trees though will be able to survive in certain types of environment around the world>

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- I noticed that the they have demo started that

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Notice: plants are placed in a solution and experience high pressure
Wonder: If the light only lasts for 4 hours, how will the glow be able to power streets during the night continuously?

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Notice: They have only been able to get the plant to glow for a max of 4 hours.
Wonder: How long will it take for these plants to one day be bright enough to illuminate a workspace?

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Notice: The light is coming from an artificially embedded specialized nano particles found inside the leaves of the plants.

Wonder: Will the plants require more or less photosynthesis?

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Notices:

The concept of making plants light sources is not new and has been tested before.

The light emitted by the plant is green in color.

The light emitted by the plants is quite dim and is not emitted by the whole plant, just parts of it.

If bioluminescent plants became mainstream, there would be much less electricity used in the world.

They have only been able to get the plant to glow for a maximum of 4 hours.

Wonders:

Does injecting the plants with chemicals and enzymes hurt the plants in any ways?

Would they ever be able to create plant light similar in color to white/yellow light from bulbs or would it always look green, like in the picture?

If they injected trees with these light-emitting enzymes, would the bark glow, or just the leaves?

What other things have scientists genetically modify plants to do besides what is listed in the article?

Would the plant that grows from a seed which came from a glowing plant glow itself?

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Wonder: How long does it take to modify a plant like this?
Notice: The plant does not naturally glow

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Notice: The nanoparticles are forced into pores in the plant called stomata.
Wonder: Is there a maximum amount of time the plant will glow for?

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Notice - the plant is growing from multiple spots

Wonder - how long does it take for it to grow

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I noticed that they only test it on plants that you eat.
Wonder:
Can you eat luciferase?

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Notice: The plant was glowing
Wonder: Why was it coming from a book?

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The plant was a water-based plant that doesnt need soil

how did they make the nanotubes

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Notice: I noticed that the flower glowed.
Wonder: How did the flower glow by itself.

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Notice: I wonder if they could use a different chemical to make it glow

Wonder: I noticed that the flower glows by itself when it becomes dark and they don’t have to do anything

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Notice:
They used the enzyme that makes fireflies glow
Wonder:
If I eat the plant, and then be able to emit light?

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Notice - They had to put luciferins into the plant to make it glow

Wonder - How did they even come up with this idea

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Notice: They think it will replace electric lights.

Wonder: Is it safe for us and the plant?

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i notice the light has a green tint to it

i wonder if it will be used more in the future.

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Notice: I notice that the plant is emitting light particles.
Wonder: How did they make it glow?

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Notice: There have been many previous attempts to make glowing plants.
Wonder: How many lumens do these plants emit?

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Notice:
They used Luciferase to make the plant glow

Wonder:
Where did they get the idea for this?

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I notice that is talks about plant transformation

I wonder what is a nanobionic plant

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I notice that the subjects for genetic modification are plants not animals

I wonder if it is costly to do this and is it sustainable

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notice -  They could be potential street lights and indoor lighting in the future.

wonder -  Why is this gene only found in specific plants

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I notice that this is really smart, and it would cut down on the total energy costs of the world.

I wonder how they bypass the genetic material inside of the plant.

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Notice:

The light produced by the plant is a green tint

The plant only stays lit for 45 minutes

Wonder:

Does this harm the plants?

How long does it take to make a plant glow?

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Notice: Luciferin is what makes plants glow.

Wonder: How will plants be bright enough to light up an entire workspace?

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I noticed that they made a plant that glows.

I wonder how they are going to make a brighter plant?

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I noticed that the people who made these things are very smart.
I wonder how plants can detect bombs and communicate with phones