I'm an incorrigibly geeky transboy with a love for neuropsychopharmacology, cacti (or plants and botany in general), weird music, spiders (and other cute animals), experimental film, might and magic, daggerfall, pokemon, and math (especially when symmetries are involved).
Russians regenerate flowering plant from 30,000-year-old frozen burrow of Ice Age squirrel
The Silene stenophylla is the oldest plant ever to be regenerated, the researchers said, and it is fertile, producing white flowers and viable seeds.
Full Story: Washington Post
And it’s in order Caryophyllales.. can we expect any ancient cacti to be resurrected too?
it’s so beautiful!
Okay, we Russians are amazing…. yup