Why are plants called nature's purifier?

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Plants are called as natures air purifiers because they perform photosynthesis in which they take in carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and give out oxygen . They are called so because, they take in carbon dioxide and give out oxygen.

zlopas [31]3 years ago

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Plants are called as natures air purifiers because they perform photosynthesis in which they take in carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and give out oxygen .

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plants are a natural type of filter and can purify the air of harmful contaminants. It’s no wonder why the air purifier vs indoor plants debate is such a hot topic. Unfortunately, plants can’t absorb all forms of air pollution.

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