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Plant-Derived Drug Discovery: Introduction to Recent Approaches,ical analysis, characterization, and pharmacological investigation followed by detailed preclinical investigation to clinical trials. Up to 1996, approximately 80% of medicinal products were either directly originated from naturally occurring compounds or motivated by a natural product. 1881 new dru