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Discovery inside unearthed bottle would've shocked Michigander who buried it in 1879 - Vimarsana News

Discovery inside unearthed bottle would've shocked Michigander who buried it in 1879

In 2021, MSU scientists dug up the 16th bottle in the Beal seed experiment, but further research has recently revealed a new hybrid surprise.

Source: yahoo.com
144 years and counting: MSU experiment still providing data - Vimarsana News

144 years and counting: MSU experiment still providing data

Researchers at Michigan State University are learning more about the intricacies of seeds and doing their part for an experiment that stretches back more than a century and is scheduled to last until the next one.

Source: yahoo.com
'Zombie Seeds' Buried 144 Years Ago in a Secret Location Reveal a Surprising Plant - Vimarsana News

'Zombie Seeds' Buried 144 Years Ago in a Secret Location Reveal a Surprising Plant

All the way back in 1879, botanist William Beal of Michigan State University (MSU) buried 20 bottles to start an experiment on seed longevity.

MSU plant biologists shed light on 144-year-old seedy mystery - Vimarsana News

MSU plant biologists shed light on 144-year-old seedy mystery

Two years after Michigan State University plant scientists met at an undisclosed area on campus to dig up a bottle containing seeds buried more than 144 years ago by MSU botanist William J. Beal, molecular genetic testing has confirmed a hybrid plant was accidentally included among the seeds in the bottle.

Source: msu.edu
Buried seeds are viable after 144 years, but mystery remains - Vimarsana News

Buried seeds are viable after 144 years, but mystery remains

Seeds buried in bottles 144 years ago still germinate, discover researchers. The experiment continues.