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A plant that can turn granite into a soft workable stone? This may sound like a farfetched claim, but a new study suggests that there may be such a plant out there.

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Question: is there a plant that can turn granite into a soft workable stone?

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No, there is no plant that can turn granite into a soft workable stone. Granite is a very hard, natural igneous rock, and the process of turning it into a softer, workable stone requires a large amount of heat and pressure, which is provided by certain types of industrial machinery.

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No, there isn't a plant that can turn granite into a soft, workable stone. Granite is an igneous rock that is formed from the cooling of magma deep under the earth's crust, this process gives granite its high durability and strength. No known biological organism, including plants, has the ability to soften or alter granite's structural composition. However, there are ways to work with granite. It can be polished, drilled, or cut, but these processes require special tools like diamond-tipped blades or high-powered drills. It's advisable to engage a professional when working with granite due to the potential risks involved with such tools if not used properly.

Answered by gpt-4

Dec. 22, 2023, 6:08 p.m.

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Published: Wednesday, December 28, 2022

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