Scientists discover GOLD nanoparticles in SPRUCE TREES, which is naturally assimilated by symbiotic bacteria Deep in the forests of Finland, scientists have uncovered a secret alchemy hidden within the needles of Norway spruce trees. They discovered gold nanoparticles so small they’re invisible to the naked eye, naturally assimilated with the help of symbiotic bacteria. The scientists catch a glimpse into nature’s intricate dance between trees, bacteria, and trace metals, with implications that stretch from mineral exploration to human health. A study published in Environmental Microbiome reveals that certain spruce trees near Finland’s Kittilä gold mine contain tiny gold particles,…
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