LAS VEGAS (AP) — The mottled shiny environmentally friendly leaves of a pothos plant stood out towards the flashy expanse of electric automobiles and intelligent products at the CES tech clearly show in Las Vegas this 12 months. This unique model of the common houseplant was bioengineered to get rid of 30 times the volume of indoor air pollutants of a usual house plant, according to Neoplants, the Paris-primarily based business that designed it. Clients are now joining a waitlist for seedlings still in the nursery. Neoplants founder and CEO Lionel Mora is a passionate previous Google staff who sings a bit of a distinct tune than other founders at…