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Some plants are dangerous at the microgreen stage even when the mature plant is food. Solanaceae, rhubarb, raw legumes and ornamentals — what the toxicology actually establishes, and what it doesn't.

Shiso, mizuna and tatsoi microgreens: flavour, kitchen uses, three recipes, and what the published composition data does and does not cover for each crop.

Where microgreens fall short: what the food-safety reviews actually found, Pythium that cost 74% of a tray, a shelf life measured in days, and the price problem.

From spicy radish to sweet pea and peppery arugula — a tour of the microgreens flavour spectrum, and what the published sensory research does and does not support.

How to keep microgreens fresh through the distribution chain — cold chain, packaging and handling tips for growers who need their harvest to reach customers alive.
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