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Germinated brown rice research: bibliometric analysis of progress, hotspots and trends
Wenyang ZhangiD, Hao NiuiD, Yewang Zhao, Qiang Zhang, Fuxue Yang, Hong Zhang
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Abstract
To gain a deeper understanding of global research trends and focal points in germinated brown rice, this article takes the relevant literature on germinated brown rice in the core database of Web of Science as the research object. By using bibliometric analysis, the literature on germinated brown rice published from 2003 to 2023 is deeply analyzed, and the global research progress, hotspots and future development trend of germinated brown rice are summarized. Since 2018, research on germinated brown rice has been rapidly developing, with a significant surge in interest since 2020. China leads in the number of publications, institutions, and core authors in this research area. The primary research topics include the nutritional value, physiological active components, and industrial applications of germinated brown rice. Current research frontiers involve identifying, evaluating, and enhancing bioactive substances in germinated brown rice for food applications. Research in this field remains active, and application scenarios are becoming increasingly diverse. Future studies may explore new directions in related equipment and ingredients.
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