Cleaning up black carbon using plant strategies

Samudro, Harida; Samudro, Ganjar; Mangkoedihardjo, Sarwoko

doi:10.14719/pst.2179

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“…e.g. Snake plant, Spider plant, Aglaonema,Dracaena etc [48] Indirect Light: Indirect mild may be discovered in locations with an east-dealing window, or in an indoors of a room that gets completely mild from a south-or west-dealing window [49]. This can also mean there for instance.…”

Section: Light Hours Required For Indoor Plantsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Impact of Indoor Plants on Human Health: A Review

Pathania,

Sahare,

Jayakumar

et al. 2024

Int. J.Environ. Clim. Change.

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One of the goals of a construction was to have a sustainable and healthy interior, something that engineers took seriously when creating and utilizing it. Physical approaches can be used to design arrangements, such as in the layout arrangements, lighting, and air reflections. Still, there has been a fierce pushback against the natural approach paradigm. This paper addresses the greening of interior spaces as a means of preserving and improving the quality of interior spaces. The sick-structure pattern, disinclinations, nasal and ocular vexations, and respiratory dysfunction, including unseasonable fatalities, have all been linked to poor IAQ. The use of phytoremediation is a novel method to lessen air adulterants and improve IAQ by absorbing, adsorbing, assimilating, or transferring them. Thus, the current review's goal is to investigate the role that inner sources play in perfecting inner air quality, including their sanctification capabilities. There’s adding substantiation that colorful factory species or their corridor can reliably reduce the attention of multitudinous air adulterants in the inner medium and promote mortal good. still, the inner air adulterant junking effectiveness depends on the species of the factory, and colorful factory characteristics like splint size, consistency, area, photosynthetic exertion, and light intensity. One of the cheapest and most reliable ways to create a healthier inner terrain is by using inner shops. If more focus is put on developing a biophilic environment and increasing the usage of inner stores, more public health can be maintained at a lower cost and with less load on the health care system. As of yet, no standards have been set for fashionable interior stores or how they affect vibrant elements like internal ventilation, moisture content, and temperature. Thus, further experimental exploration is demanded that simulates the interior terrain to cover the impacts of inner shops on factors like moisture, temperature, and ventilation., in perfecting the medium of unrestricted space.

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Section: Light Hours Required For Indoor Plantsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Impact of Indoor Plants on Human Health: A Review

Pathania,

Sahare,

Jayakumar

et al. 2024

Int. J.Environ. Clim. Change.

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“…In this case, the recommended solution was to intensify greenspace on pathways with the maximum potential to absorb carbon dioxide and intensify tree species. In addition, the choice of plants needs to pay attention to local plants and the local wisdom of plants [77][78][79]. This consideration was related to community acceptance of greenspace intensification, thus supporting a sustainable city.…”

Section: Greenspace Intensification In Selected Areamentioning

confidence: 99%

Urban Phytoarchitecture Design Options: Greenspace Orientation and Tree Species Intensification

Kusumadewi¹,

Maryunani²,

Surjono³

et al. 2023

ARASET

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This paper discussed a new perspective on the path of sunlight as a basis for urban phytoarchitecture design, which empowers the ability of plants to absorb carbon dioxide and simultaneously lowers the surface temperature. The aim was to provide options for intensifying greenspace orientation and plant types as one of the goals of a sustainable city. This research analysed previous research sources collected from the reference management platform. The literature selection uses the keywords greenspace, orientation, carbon dioxide, and surface warming, all of which are the latest publications. The result for the first option was the orientation of the greenspace following the path of sunlight. For urban infrastructure in a North-South direction, it was advisable to intensify greenspace by planting trees that absorb large amounts of carbon dioxide. In addition, it was recommended to apply biodiversity to enhance the absorption of the gas. For East-West oriented infrastructure sites, intensifying greenspace with sunshade trees was the right choice, and biodiversity was not a limiting factor because it does not support leaf area growth. While the first option cannot be followed due to existing field conditions, the second option is intensifying tree species with biodiversity, which can absorb carbon dioxide and reduce surface warming.

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“…Buildings are not sterile from microbes (Peccia & Kwan, 2016;H. Samudro et al, 2022b), so their existence needs to be an important concern.…”

Section: Efficient Eliminationmentioning

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Overview of Indoor Plants: Phytoarchitecture as A Building Health Platform

Samudro,

Ganjar,

Mangkoedihardjo

2022

JDBE

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Decorative plants have developed into a strategic position in an effort to healthy indoor buildings, adding to their functions as decorations for the comfort of occupants. This overview of decorative plants aims to describe the determining factors in the relationship between plants, humans, phytoremediation, to produce sustainable healthy indoor quality. The literature search and selection method used the Mendeley Reference Manager platform. The results were categorized as interactions between plant and human responses, and between plants and indoor environmental quality. In summary, decorative plants are able to make people of all ages and their activities healthy physically and mentally, and it is important to avoid toxic plants even though they look beautiful. The ability of plants has been proven to be able to improve the environmental quality of indoor pollutants, as a function of phytoremediation to make indoor healthy for sustainable use, although should avoid plants with negative effect properties. The status is convincing to make decorative plants an essential living element in indoor. Promotion strategies and implementation tactics are proposed, adapted to local conditions.

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Cleaning up black carbon using plant strategies

Cited by 4 publications

References 54 publications

Impact of Indoor Plants on Human Health: A Review

Impact of Indoor Plants on Human Health: A Review

Urban Phytoarchitecture Design Options: Greenspace Orientation and Tree Species Intensification

Overview of Indoor Plants: Phytoarchitecture as A Building Health Platform

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