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    Neoplants

    Biotechnology / Indoor Air / Paris / France

    What if indoor air became a biotechnology problem? Neoplants approaches it through the engineering of plants, rather than another conventional appliance.

    Why Global58 noticed them

    An attempt to turn a familiar houseplant and its microbiome into a functional biological system, with real-world air-quality performance still the decisive question.

    Global58 feature / 6 min read

    What if a houseplant could fight indoor pollution?

    Neoplants wants plants and their microbes to metabolize indoor pollutants. Its journey from engineered pothos to a microbial consumer product reveals why the room is a harder test than the laboratory.

    Launch edition / Original Global58 editorial coverage. Publication follows our own sourcing, fact-checking and editorial review—not company approval.