Environment
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Why Do Scientists Plant Sunflowers Following Nuclear Disasters?
Sunflowers possess a whole host of practical features, making them ideal for doing the job of nuclear cleanup. These plants weren't selected because of their appearances - although that's definitely a bonus
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