Fluorescent lamps illuminating near a plasma globe is a well-known physics demonstration of electromagnetic induction and gas discharge, requiring no formal citation.
The claim describes a standard, observable physics demonstration where the oscillating high-voltage electric field of a plasma globe induces a current in the gas of a nearby fluorescent bulb, causing it to light up. Because this is a basic, universally understood phenomenon of electromagnetism and everyday observation, it falls under the common knowledge exemption and does not require a formal citation from the retrieved literature.