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Eden Project to adopt world's biggest bean pod seed found by teen

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Entada gigas is a vine native to Central America, northern South America, the Caribbean and Africa. It produces the world’s longest bean pod, housing the large seeds that are known as sea beans or sea hearts due to their propensity to float for thousands of miles across oceans. The seeds can travel for as much as a year, often washing up on shores of northern Europe. Evan reached out to the Eden Project to home his exotic vine.

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Eden Project to adopt world's biggest bean pod seed found by teen

After coming across an ‘unusual pebble’ on a Welsh beach, budding horticulturalist Evan Smith soon discovered it was in fact a seed from the…

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Falmouth Packet broke the news in Falmouth, United Kingdom on Friday, August 25, 2023.
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