Off the top of my head I can't think of any that literally glow in the dark. There is a perennial flower sometimes called the gas plant and sometimes burning bush, Dictamnus albus, it will light up if a match is held close to the bloom on a calm windless evening. Some plants with white flowers reflect moonlight and are said to gleam in the dark for that reason, but they are not a light source per se. There is also some discussion of genetic engineering and creating a glow in the dark plant using a fluorescent protein, for example: http://www.dnapatent.com/scien... I hope this helps answer your question. |