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Orchid research has expanded significantly, with China leading publications. Future studies will focus on conservation, climate change impacts, pollination, and mycorrhizal fungi, guiding preservation efforts.

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  • Evolutionary Biology
  • Conservation Science

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  • Orchid research has grown substantially since the early 20th century.
  • Reflects the significant ecological and evolutionary importance of orchids.

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  • To conduct a comprehensive bibliometric analysis of global orchid research from 1902-2024.
  • To identify key researchers, institutions, journals, and emerging research themes.
  • To assess publication trends and collaboration patterns in orchid studies.

Main Methods:

  • Bibliometric analysis of literature from the Web of Science Core Collection™ (WoS).
  • Analysis of publication trends, citation frequencies, and keyword co-occurrence networks.
  • Identification of research hotspots and thematic evolution.

Main Results:

  • Orchid research has evolved from taxonomy to conservation, pollination dynamics, and ecosystem roles.
  • Biotechnology is an emerging dominant trend in orchid studies.
  • China leads in publication output; US-Europe collaboration is increasing.
  • Future research will likely focus on conservation, climate change, pollination biology, and mycorrhizal fungi.

Conclusions:

  • Provides valuable insights for researchers and conservationists.
  • Helps identify future research priorities for orchid preservation.
  • Supports strategies for the sustainable use and management of orchid resources.