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Indoor Houseplants Can Significantly Improve Air Quality, New Research Reveals
According to recent study, houseplants can greatly enhance indoor climate, particularly in regards of eliminating nitrogen dioxide (NO2) from the atmosphere, a toxin produced by energy combustion which has been related to breathing issues.
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