Farming Metal From Plants Could Be the Future of Sustainable Tech
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Farming metal from plants, also known as agromining or phytomining, involves using hyperaccumulator plants to extract valuable metals like nickel, zinc, and copper from soil, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional mining.
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