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Indoor Plant Genetic Traits and Modifications

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Do genetically modified indoor plants impact human health?

As of current scientific understanding, genetically modified indoor plants are considered safe for human health when used as decorative items. Unlike GMO food crops, indoor plants are not consumed and thus have minimal direct impact on human health. However, the broader ecological effects and the ethical debates surrounding GMOs remain relevant.

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