Scientists from Australian commonwealth scientific and research organization (CSIRO) have discovered that eucalyptus trees in the Australian outback are drawing up gold particles from deep underground through their roots and depositing the precious metal in their leaves and branches. Being a new source of gold leaves, it can provide a cheaper, more environment friendly way to uncover valuable gold deposits. Certain trees draw up gold from a depth of 30 metres, equal to ten - storey buildings. This gold depositing tree was found in the gold rich town of Kalgoorlie, Western Australia.
K. Alamelu of V -B
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