Indoor-biofilter growth and exposure to airborne chemicals drive similar changes in plant root bacterial communities
This study from Drexel University (2015), investigated how bacterial root communities on two large installed plant ...
From author : Phil Hollins
Characterization of microbial species in a regenerative bio-filter system for volatile organic compound removal
Using a plant based bio-filtration system with a root bed of activated carbon and porous shale pebbles, researchers at ...
Characterization and performance evaluation of a full-scale activated carbon-based dynamic botanical air filtration system for improving indoor air quality
Researchers from Syracuse University, USA (2011), developed a dynamic botanical air filtration system (DBAF). This ...
Do indoor plants contribute to the aeromycota in city buildings?
This research from Australia (2013) investigated whether indoor plants, under realistic office conditions, contribute ...
Green buildings and health
This review article (2015), by a Harvard University based research group, examined the current evidence on green ...
Efficiency of volatile formaldehyde removal by indoor plants: contribution of aerial plant parts versus the root zone
A joint researcher team from Korea and the USA (2008), investigated the contribution of aerial plant parts versus the ...