Wake Forest researchers discover pokeweed could help electrify the Third World. When David Carroll wanted to find a way to make low-cost solar panels, he discovered he needed look no further than his own backyard.
In a weedy part of his Winston-Salem lot, pokeweed grows in wild, red-caned riot. Birds love the purple berries, and soon, so did Carroll. BioLite CampStove - BioLite Stove.