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Gut health research investigates how plant compounds affect human digestive function and intestinal microbial communities. This field is significant for plant science as it validates traditional medicinal plant uses, identifies bioactive compounds with therapeutic potential, and bridges ethnobotanical knowledge with modern biochemistry to develop evidence-based health applications.

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Revolutionizing sweetness: the multifaceted health benefits of ferm...

Fermenting stevia—a natural zero-calorie sweetener—transforms it into a health-promotin...

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Effect and mechanism of Rabdosia rubescens on ulcerative colitis: N...

A traditional medicinal herb called Rabdosia rubescens can treat ulcerative colitis in ...

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