tobacco plant with firefly gene This genetically engineered glows in the dark thanks to genes from a light-up mushroom. Consumers in the U.S. can pre-order the “firefly petunia” for their home or garden, which biotechnology A tale of a firefly

A tale of a firefly and a tobacco leaf Science Musings Bioluminescent plants don't exist in nature but you can buy one The Scientist Image of the Day: Light Up This tobacco plant glows by expressing a luciferase gene. Iowa State University, Stephen Howell http: bit.ly 15tZqOE Facebook In a stunning scientific breakthrough, researchers and startup Magicpen Bio in China have engineered bioluminescent plants capable of emitting a soft natural glow in the dark. By inserting light producing genes from fireflies

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