Credit: NASA
Assessments of three crops of red romaine lettuce grown in a small greenhouse aboard the International Space Station (ISS) suggest astronauts safely could cultivate and consume the leafy nutrient and potentially other fresh vegetables. Investigators in a NASA-funded study examined the microbial...
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