Rice seedlings from seeds sent to moon transplanted
2021-03-30
Photo taken on March 4, 2021 shows a sprouting rice seed that had made a round trip to the moon aboard the Chang'e 5 probe at the central greenhouse of the National Engineering Research Center of Plant Space Breeding of the South China Agricultural University (SCAU) in Guangzhou of South China's Guangdong province. Rice seedlings developed from seeds that had made a round trip to the moon aboard the Chang'e 5 probe were transplanted from greenhouse to experimental field on Monday. The seeds had been planted in the greenhouse of the National Engineering Research Center of Plant Space Breeding of South China Agricultural University (SCAU). These rice seeds traveled more than 760,000 kilometers to the moon last November and returned to Earth on Dec 17 after 23 days of flight aboard China's Chang'e 5 lunar probe. [Photo/Xinhua]
Aerial photo taken on March 29, 2021 shows researchers preparing to transplant rice seedlings developed from seeds that had made a round trip to the moon aboard the Chang'e 5 probe in an experimental field of the South China Agricultural University in Zengcheng, Guangzhou of South China's Guangdong province. Rice seedlings developed from seeds that had made a round trip to the moon aboard the Chang'e 5 probe were transplanted from greenhouse to experimental field on Monday. The seeds had been planted in the greenhouse of the National Engineering Research Center of Plant Space Breeding of South China Agricultural University (SCAU). These rice seeds traveled more than 760,000 kilometers to the moon last November and returned to Earth on Dec 17 after 23 days of flight aboard China's Chang'e 5 lunar probe. [Photo/Xinhua]
Wang Jiafeng of the National Engineering Research Center of Plant Space Breeding of the South China Agricultural University (SCAU) marks the area where rice seedlings developed from seeds that had made a round trip to the moon aboard the Chang'e 5 probe are transplanted in an experimental field of the South China Agricultural University in Zengcheng, Guangzhou of South China's Guangdong province, March 29, 2021. Rice seedlings developed from seeds that had made a round trip to the moon aboard the Chang'e 5 probe were transplanted from greenhouse to experimental field on Monday. The seeds had been planted in the greenhouse of the National Engineering Research Center of Plant Space Breeding of South China Agricultural University (SCAU). These rice seeds traveled more than 760,000 kilometers to the moon last November and returned to Earth on Dec 17 after 23 days of flight aboard China's Chang'e 5 lunar probe. [Photo/Xinhua]
Aerial photo taken on March 29, 2021 shows researchers transplanting rice seedlings developed from seeds that had made a round trip to the moon aboard the Chang'e 5 probe in an experimental field of the South China Agricultural University in Zengcheng, Guangzhou of South China's Guangdong province. Rice seedlings developed from seeds that had made a round trip to the moon aboard the Chang'e 5 probe were transplanted from greenhouse to experimental field on Monday. The seeds had been planted in the greenhouse of the National Engineering Research Center of Plant Space Breeding of South China Agricultural University (SCAU). These rice seeds traveled more than 760,000 kilometers to the moon last November and returned to Earth on Dec 17 after 23 days of flight aboard China's Chang'e 5 lunar probe. [Photo/Xinhua]
A researcher packs rice seedlings developed from seeds that had made a round trip to the moon aboard the Chang'e 5 probe at the central greenhouse of the National Engineering Research Center of Plant Space Breeding of the South China Agricultural University (SCAU) for transplanting in an experimental field of the South China Agricultural University, in Guangzhou of South China's Guangdong province, March 29, 2021. Rice seedlings developed from seeds that had made a round trip to the moon aboard the Chang'e 5 probe were transplanted from greenhouse to experimental field on Monday. The seeds had been planted in the greenhouse of the National Engineering Research Center of Plant Space Breeding of South China Agricultural University (SCAU). These rice seeds traveled more than 760,000 kilometers to the moon last November and returned to Earth on Dec 17 after 23 days of flight aboard China's Chang'e 5 lunar probe. [Photo/Xinhua]
Researchers move rice seedlings developed from seeds that had made a round trip to the moon aboard the Chang'e 5 probe from the central greenhouse of the National Engineering Research Center of Plant Space Breeding of the South China Agricultural University (SCAU) for transplanting in an experimental field of the South China Agricultural University, in Guangzhou of South China's Guangdong province, March 29, 2021. Rice seedlings developed from seeds that had made a round trip to the moon aboard the Chang'e 5 probe were transplanted from greenhouse to experimental field on Monday. The seeds had been planted in the greenhouse of the National Engineering Research Center of Plant Space Breeding of South China Agricultural University (SCAU). These rice seeds traveled more than 760,000 kilometers to the moon last November and returned to Earth on Dec 17 after 23 days of flight aboard China's Chang'e 5 lunar probe. [Photo/Xinhua]
Researchers transplant rice seedlings developed from seeds that had made a round trip to the moon aboard the Chang'e 5 probe in an experimental field of the South China Agricultural University in Zengcheng, Guangzhou of South China's Guangdong province, March 29, 2021. Rice seedlings developed from seeds that had made a round trip to the moon aboard the Chang'e 5 probe were transplanted from greenhouse to experimental field on Monday. The seeds had been planted in the greenhouse of the National Engineering Research Center of Plant Space Breeding of South China Agricultural University (SCAU). These rice seeds traveled more than 760,000 kilometers to the moon last November and returned to Earth on Dec 17 after 23 days of flight aboard China's Chang'e 5 lunar probe. [Photo/Xinhua]
Aerial photo taken on March 29, 2021 shows a researcher getting prepared to transplant rice seedlings developed from seeds that had made a round trip to the moon aboard the Chang'e 5 probe in an experimental field of the South China Agricultural University in Zengcheng, Guangzhou of South China's Guangdong province. Rice seedlings developed from seeds that had made a round trip to the moon aboard the Chang'e 5 probe were transplanted from greenhouse to experimental field on Monday. The seeds had been planted in the greenhouse of the National Engineering Research Center of Plant Space Breeding of South China Agricultural University (SCAU). These rice seeds traveled more than 760,000 kilometers to the moon last November and returned to Earth on Dec 17 after 23 days of flight aboard China's Chang'e 5 lunar probe. [Photo/Xinhua]
Researchers transplant rice seedlings developed from seeds that had made a round trip to the moon aboard the Chang'e 5 probe in an experimental field of the South China Agricultural University in Zengcheng, Guangzhou of South China's Guangdong province, March 29, 2021. Rice seedlings developed from seeds that had made a round trip to the moon aboard the Chang'e 5 probe were transplanted from greenhouse to experimental field on Monday. The seeds had been planted in the greenhouse of the National Engineering Research Center of Plant Space Breeding of South China Agricultural University (SCAU). These rice seeds traveled more than 760,000 kilometers to the moon last November and returned to Earth on Dec 17 after 23 days of flight aboard China's Chang'e 5 lunar probe. [Photo/Xinhua]
