By&nbspTheo Farrant&nbsp&&nbspCGTN via AP Published on 02/04/2026 - 7:03 GMT+2 Chinese scientists have unveiled genetically engineered plants capable of glowing in the dark, a breakthrough researchers say could transform urban lighting, tourism and sustainable design. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Developed using gene-editing technology, the bioluminescent plants emit a soft natural glow after researchers successfully transferred light-producing genes from fireflies and luminous fungi into plant cells. So far more than 20 species - including orchids, sunflowers and chrysanthemums - have already been engineered to shine at night. “I was born in the countryside. Back then, my family didn't have any money, so at...