[Histonet] plants in histology lab

[Fred Underwood]

I've had a bonsai tree in my lab for the past 5 years and it's doing
great.  Hard to say if the fumes contribute to it's contorted
appearance.

Fred

>>> "Mrosla, Tina M" <tmmrosla <@t> healtheast.org> 09/21/05 01:45PM >>>
We are trying to decide if we should have plants in our  histology lab
or not.
It would be nice, for the formalin fumes and such, but we are wondering
about contamination.
Does anyone have any suggestions and would certain plants be better to
have than others, or none at all?
Thank you,
Tina

St. Joseph's Histology
St. Paul, MN



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