Mathieu Lehanneur created a plant-powered indoor filtration system, that pulls in filthy air to be processed through a plant's leaves, roots, and humidity, reintroducing purified air back into the room.
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Heidi Erichsen
Now hold on...I like where this is going, but an ordinary plant doesn't produce NEARLY enough oxygen at a fast enough speed for this to be viable, you'd need plants specifically engineered for the purpose...Probably a dense spongy moss would work best, something akin to the consistency of Reindeer moss, but photosynthesizing at a highly elevated rate, and at all times...
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Gaston
Buenos dias Estoy interesado en comprar un equipo de estos.
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ROBERTO DACKO
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estefania
donde puedo encontara como se construye este aire purificador
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Koert van Mensvoort
Welcome in the green bubble.
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Incrediblastic
how in the hell would this be more efficient than leaving them in the open?
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=A=
Concentrating the filth level to make plants work harder? It is some kind of statement, right? I mean: solving the greenhouse effect by building new greenhouses? that's very... future space technology :)
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