Indoor gardens are sometimes incorporated as a part of air conditioning or heating systems because indoor plants reduce the effects of pollution and heat induced by the air conditioning or heating systems. Not all indoor plants are capable of reducing indoor air pollution. According to NASA, the following indoor plants are highly beneficial for improving IAQ in indoor environments: Aloe vera, Areca palm, Anthuriums, Boston ferns, Rhapis palm or Broad lady palm (Bamboo palm) , Chrysanthemums, Chinese evergreens (Aglonema), Dieffenbachia or Dumb canes, English ivy, Gerbera daisy, Money plant (pothos), Orchids, Peace lily, Philodendrons, Red-edged dracaena, Rubber plant , Spider plant, Snake plant, Schefflera spp., Weeping fig and other indoor plants from Ficus species and dwarf date palm or phoenix palm. This is a small book about these useful indoor plants.
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Air Purifier Indoor Plants
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Compact guide to indoor air-purifying plants—identifies NASA-recommended species, care basics, and benefits. Perfect for home gardeners, apartment dwellers, or anyone improving indoor air quality.
