Packaging that turns into trees.

Paul Stamets, an American mycologist, invented 'The Life Box', a packing box cardboard, impregnated with a mixture of spores and seeds that may be planted to grow on trees. Just rip the box, plant it in the soil and sprinkle with water.
The Life Box suite of products is based on the synergy of fungi, spores and seeds infuse together in packaging materials that can be planted. The Tree of Life is made of recycled paper fiber. In this fiber is inserted a great variety of tree seeds, sprinkled with spores of mycorrhizal fungi. Mycorrhizal fungi protect and care for young seedlings. Fungi "flow" or germinate to form a bond with the cells of the root that extends to the ground with a web thin network of cells called mycelium. Mothers mycelium of nursery seed, provide water and nutrients, thus protecting the growing trees from disease, starving and drought.

The Life Box can be used in packaging of various products such as DVD / CD, shipping boxes and boxes of pizza.

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http://www.lifeboxcompany.com/