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Index
A species, as NCBI Taxonomy names it. It is in the graph because a curated compound is prepared from it, and the compounds are linked below.
18 organisms in the graph. None is connected directly to a compound that carries a graded finding, so none is indexed — they serve, and they link onward. That is a fact about how much has been curated and about the shape of the connection, not about the organisms: a organism reaches a curated compound through a protein, which is two steps, and the indexation floor asks for one.
5 of 18 begin with C
Tea. Same distinction as turmeric: EGCG is a molecule and gets a compound node.
Gotu kola. Species-rank node.
Irish moss, sold as sea moss. Species-rank node.
Cordyceps. The cultivated species sold as a supplement — NOT Ophiocordyceps sinensis, which is a different organism and a separate node if c…
Turmeric. The plant. Curcumin is a molecule with its own ChEBI identifier, and a trial dosing standardised curcumin is an edge on THAT node,…