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Examines ginseng authentication in traditional medicine, suggesting improved safety for herbal products.
samples, while adulterants were entirely devoid of these compounds. These results confirm that anatomical analysis provides robust, practical criteria for the authentication of ginseng. Integrating microscopic techniques with chemical profiling offers a reliable, complementary approach to detecting adulteration, including economically motivated bulking, thereby ensuring the botanical integrity and safety of herbal products.
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