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How One HBCU Is Working To Grow Plants On Mars - The Plug

KEY INSIGHTS: Winston-Salem State University is the only HBCU with an astrobotany lab. The research is conducted in partnership with NASA. The experiments are informing future technologies to help humans in space or on Earth, and helping diversify a lucrative field. In a lab at Winston-Salem State University filled with purple grow lights and refrigerator-sized

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