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antiviral-plants
Antiviral plant research investigates natural compounds—such as alkaloids, flavonoids, and phenolics—produced by plants that can inhibit viral replication or infection. This field matters for plant science because it helps identify sustainable, plant-derived alternatives to synthetic antivirals, while also revealing how plants have evolved chemical defenses against pathogens. Understanding these mechanisms can inform both agricultural disease management and the development of novel therapeutic compounds for human health.
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