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Rare earths can now be extracted from plants? Chinese scientists say they did it

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A Chinese-led team of scientists said it has found a naturally formed mineral containing rare earth elements inside a living fern — a world first that could pave the way for a “green circular model” of extracting these critical materials, according to a report

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