Some seeds survived nearly six years of vacuum exposure in vented canisters.

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Treatment: exposure to vacuume0
Outcome: seed in each of the vented canisters survivede0
Value: almost six yearse0

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“At least some of the seed in each of the vented canisters survived the exposure to vacuum for almost six years.”
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Continued results of the seeds in space experiment

Jim A. Alston NASA Technical Reports Server (NASA)

Other claims from this paper (3)

Intervention effect Seeds in the sealed space canister survived better than seeds in storage.
Observation Very few apparent mutations were observed among the resulting plants.
Observation The small seeded crops were grown for evaluation and second-generation seeds were collected.

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