The first ever man-made breathing leaf that has been developed by researchers will act as an oxygen factory and will help astronauts during space exploration. Julian Melchiorri from Royal College of Art has developed this biologically functional leaf consisting chloroplasts that takes in carbon dioxide, water, and light and releases oxygen, Cnet.com reported. He said that the leaf material had an amazing property of stabilizing (the chloroplast) organelles ...
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