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We all know melanin as the pigment that gives color to human skin, hair, and eyes—but did you know plants produce melanin too? Often overlooked, this mysterious dark pigment in plants (called phytomelanin) plays surprising roles in nature, from shielding seeds from harsh sunlight to helping plants fight off diseases. This book uncovers the fascinating world of plant melanin—how it’s made, why it matters, and how traditional healers and modern scientists are tapping into its healing powers. Research suggests it may hold the key to powerful antioxidants, natural anti-inflammatory remedies, and even potential cancer-fighting compounds. Could this overlooked plant pigment become the next big breakthrough in herbal medicine and natural health?