“Increasing evidence indicates that humidity can play a role in the survival of membrane-bound viruses, such as SARS-CoV-2 (63–65). Previous research has found that, at typical indoor temperatures, relative humidity (RH) above 40% is detrimental to the survival of many viruses, including CoVs in general (63, 66, 67), and higher indoor RH has been shown to reduce infectious influenza virus in simulated coughs (67). Based upon studies of other viruses, including CoVs, higher RH also decreases airborne dispersal by maintaining larger droplets that contain viral particles, thus causing them to deposit onto room surfaces more quickly (63, 68, 69). Higher humidity likely negatively impacts lipid-enveloped viruses, like CoVs, through interactions with the polar membrane heads that lead to conformational changes of the viruses.
Fact: Interior Office Plants Help to INCREASE Humidity in your office air as well as clean air from Carcinogens.
Green Indoor Office Plants are not just Pretty.
Testimonials Barrings Corporate office Boston
“Our interior office plants and flowers by Plantscape Designs Inc staff has transformed our workplace environment into a more friendly pleasant healthier corporate meeting arewa for both our employees and clients.”
Victoria Smith
office manager
Boston Massachusetts
Testimonials ABCAM/ Boston Massachusetts
“Plantscape Designs inc has transformed our lab and pharma manufacturing facility into a more pleasant natural biophilic workplace.”
Karen Snow
facility coordinator
Boston Massachusetts
When we think of adding a colorful accent to our indoor office plants we often think about cut flowers or a flowering potted plant. Actually there is another option. Tropical foliage plants that have beautiful colored leaves. If your office has the right conditions, bright light and warm temperature, there is an unlimited selection of plants that have colorful foliage and variegated leaves. Crotons, Cordyline, Rex begonias, Stromanthe are just a few that can brighten your office with some color. We use many of these on locations in the Boston metro area. Colored leafy botanicals have unlimited plant possibilities.
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