FAQ About Indoor Plant Microbiomes

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9 days ago | lila

Can indoor plant microbiomes help with bioremediation?

Yes, indoor plant microbiomes can aid in bioremediation by breaking down pollutants in the soil and improving air quality. Certain microbes are capable of metabolizing harmful compounds, converting them into less toxic substances.

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