Coverage in the media
Astrobiology Magazine: Radiation No Concern for Space Crops?
BBC: Chernobyl plant life endures radioactivity
CNN: Chernobyl: Environmental dead zone or eco-haven?
Discover magazine: Chernobyl’s Radioactive Fallout Produces Tough, Post-Nuclear Soybeans
Journal of Proteome Research: Proteomics of Chernobyl-grown seeds gives hints about adaptation to radiation
mnn (mother nature network): Would you eat soybeans grown in Chernobyl?
New Scientist: Chernobyl fallout could drive evolution of 'space plants'
PhysOrg: Radiation no concern for space crops.
PhysOrg: Discovery of the secrets that enable plants near Chernobyl to shrug off radiation.
PhysOrg: Solving the mystery of how plants survive near Chernobyl.
Science: How Plants Survived Chernobyl
Science Daily: How Plants Near Chernobyl Shrug Off Radiation.
Softpedia: Soybean Could Be the Toughest Plant in the World
Space.com: Could Astronaut Crops Survive Space Radiation?
The New York Times: Plants Near Chernobyl Appear to Grow a Shield
The Hindu: Soybean plants at Chernobyl produce fertile seeds
The Hindu: Soybean plant adapts itself to Chernobyl.
University of Missouri: Nuked plants near Chernobyl have adjusted to radiation?
University of Missouri (Biochemistry): Plants grown near the Chernobyl nuclear disaster have adjusted to the radiation there
Welt Online: Pflanzen passen sich Radioaktivität an.
Wired: If plants can survive at Chernobyl, could they grow in space?
Wired Science: Soybeans Grow Where Nuclear Waste Glows.