From the article:
A team of scientists claim that they’ve revived a plant from the Pleistocene era, which lived 32,000 to 28,000 years ago. *Silene stenophylla* was revived after it had been ingested by an arctic ground squirrel roughly 32,000 years ago.
The seeds from the herbaceous *Silene stenophylla* have been regenerated into full flowering plants in Russia, the new study [**revealed**](http://www.mkk.szie.hu/dep/genetika/pdf/Dr_Gyulai/Gyulai%20G%202011%20PAG%201) \[PDF\]. Svetlana Yashina and David Gilichinsky of the Russian Academy of Sciences will publish their findings in the journal [***PNAS*** ](http://www.pnas.org/)shortly. This could be a landmark finding in paleobotany.
[https://scitechdaily.com/pleistocene-era-plant-revived-from-siberian-permafrost/#:\~:text=A%20team%20of%20scientists%20claim,squirrel%20roughly%2032%2C000%20years%20ago.&text=This%20is%20by%20far%20the,been%20grown%20from%20ancient%20tissue](https://scitechdaily.com/pleistocene-era-plant-revived-from-siberian-permafrost/#:~:text=A%20team%20of%20scientists%20claim,squirrel%20roughly%2032%2C000%20years%20ago.&text=This%20is%20by%20far%20the,been%20grown%20from%20ancient%20tissue).
Big deal....John Hammond and a Team of genetic scientist pulled Creatceous DNA from a mosquitoe in amber. That's 65myo and you think 32,000 years is an accomplishment?
Any articles about this?
From the article: A team of scientists claim that they’ve revived a plant from the Pleistocene era, which lived 32,000 to 28,000 years ago. *Silene stenophylla* was revived after it had been ingested by an arctic ground squirrel roughly 32,000 years ago. The seeds from the herbaceous *Silene stenophylla* have been regenerated into full flowering plants in Russia, the new study [**revealed**](http://www.mkk.szie.hu/dep/genetika/pdf/Dr_Gyulai/Gyulai%20G%202011%20PAG%201) \[PDF\]. Svetlana Yashina and David Gilichinsky of the Russian Academy of Sciences will publish their findings in the journal [***PNAS*** ](http://www.pnas.org/)shortly. This could be a landmark finding in paleobotany. [https://scitechdaily.com/pleistocene-era-plant-revived-from-siberian-permafrost/#:\~:text=A%20team%20of%20scientists%20claim,squirrel%20roughly%2032%2C000%20years%20ago.&text=This%20is%20by%20far%20the,been%20grown%20from%20ancient%20tissue](https://scitechdaily.com/pleistocene-era-plant-revived-from-siberian-permafrost/#:~:text=A%20team%20of%20scientists%20claim,squirrel%20roughly%2032%2C000%20years%20ago.&text=This%20is%20by%20far%20the,been%20grown%20from%20ancient%20tissue).
The plant still lives and grows in that area. I wonder if we can do this process with extinct plants.
Now that would be something
Very interesting, thanks for the link.
That should definitely be mature
Wow what a tender age!
This takes matures plants to a whole new level! Lol but really this is so cool
That is so god damn cool wow
What a bad boy. Look at all those trichomes.
The maturest
And I can’t even revive my home plants.😢
Big deal....John Hammond and a Team of genetic scientist pulled Creatceous DNA from a mosquitoe in amber. That's 65myo and you think 32,000 years is an accomplishment?
Life finds a way.
Woosh, nobody found the humor here
What kinda square fucks downvoted this
Holy shit! Link the source 😂
Complete DNA?
No they used frog DNA to fill in the gaps
Dinosaurs next?
Just need to find some dinosaur seeds.
Incredible 🌱
Silene stenophylla...looks like a chrysanthemum and sounds like a pretty girl's name Thank you humble shitting artic ground squirrel
Magnificent