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Vegetable microgreens: A superfood with potential health benefits

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Microgreens demonstrate potential health benefits and face shelf life challenges, suggesting new agricultural strategies.

Microgreens offer numerous health benefits due to their high concentration of bioactive elements, particularly antioxidants and vitamins.
Higher bioactive content in microgreens, compared to fully grown plants, can support health in multiple ways, including anti-inflammatory and anti-carcinogenic effects.
Cultivation methods such as hydroponics and soilless techniques enhance the production of microgreens in various environments, including urban settings.
Addressing shelf life issues through controlled storage can help maximize the commercial viability of microgreens and combat food insecurity.

Mehra et al. (2025) studied this question.

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