No, according to common sense, it is generally believed that green plants will release oxygen when they convert carbon dioxide and water into sugars in photosynthesis. We humans consume oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide, which is a good combination. However, according to the latest research report of Nanjing Bureau of Landscape Architecture in Jiangsu Province, once the carbon dioxide absorbed by green plants reaches saturation, they will not absorb carbon dioxide or produce oxygen, but "spit out" the "inhaled" carbon dioxide. Regardless of whether this is the only argument for the time being, it is better not to put "green radish" on both sides of the bed. Family opinions are for reference only.