This Supercharged Houseplant Cleans Air as Well as 30 Normal Plants
Neoplants uses microbiome science to turn an ordinary plant into an air-purifying machine. Here's how it works.
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Neoplants uses microbiome science to turn an ordinary plant into an air-purifying machine. Here's how it works.
The secret is bacteria
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A French biotech company wants to clear the air—literally. Neoplants introduced its genetically-engineered pothos plants late last year, touting the plant's ability...
Neoplants’s marquee product, announced late last year, is the Neo P1, the first houseplant genetically engineered to remediate indoor air pollution. At first blush, this high-tech pothos—a tropical vine native to the Solomon Islands, also known as “Devil’s Ivy”—is indistinguishable from the real thing.