Scientists have managed to grow tea in lunar soil.
University of Kent scientists have grown tea in lunar soil, but not in Martian soil.
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Scientists from the University of Kent tested whether tea seedlings could grow in soil that simulated lunar or Martian soil.
It was possible to grow tea in lunar soil, but not in Martian soil.
Biologists suggest that the findings are important not only for assessing the prospects for colonizing the Moon and Mars. Climate change, they argue, could make information about the feasibility of growing crops in poor soils even more important for Earth.
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