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What Is Real About the Real World?ive demand for natural medicinal therapies has encouraged intensive harvesting of medicinal plants from the wild reserves without proper replenishment. This has put tremendous pressure on many valuable medicinal plant resources, pushing them toward extinction. Therefore, it is urgent to identify alt

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-20526-7hytochemical raw materials for the production of new drugs. The increasing demand of various industries for medicinal plants and their effective ingredients requires increased crop yield and improvement of the quality of their secondary metabolites. Considering that the medicinal plant quantity and

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