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Vegetation structure shapes behavioral, neuroimmune and gut microbial recovery after chronic stress in mice

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By Yixin Zhang, Yongcan Ma, Xin Peng, Feng Lin, Yinan Pan, Tianci Zhang, Yufei Zhu, Tian Gao, Ling Qiu, Kejin Ma, Tianxu Hu, Hetao Zhao, Gaosheng Yin, Huijia Zhang, Haoer Ban
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Abstract Chronic stress impairs behavior, neuroimmune regulation and gut microbial ecology, but whether natural-environment structure shapes recovery remains unclear. Here, we tested whether landscape design, beyond greenness alone, promotes recovery in chronically stressed male mice. During a 28-day recovery phase, mice were exposed to five parameterized vegetated landscapes differing in openness, canopy density and visual complexity, a matched urban-gray setting, or standard housing.
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