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The research demonstrates the potential of Lycopodium clavatum in phytotherapy, suggesting its integration into modern medicine.
The phytochemical profile of L. clavatum supports its traditional uses and highlights its potential in phytotherapy. Future research should focus on developing standardized extracts, conducting rigorous clinical trials, exploring synergistic formulations, and further exploiting sporopollenin-based nanocarriers to bridge ethnopharmacology with modern medicine.
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