Bibliometric analysis of Murraya koenigii (L.) Spreng research: Trends and hotspots

This paper aims to establish the significance of its studies within the current research landscape and to investigate their methodologies, conclusions, and trends. Utilizing the search term “Murraya koenigii,” we examined Scopus to identify bibliometric trends and hotspots. To accomplish this aim, 735 original publications published between 2013 and 2025 were retrieved and analyzed using bibliometric analysis, which was based on the Scopus Dataset results. BibTex and CVS (comma-separated values) files containing the data were exported, and Bibliometrix was implemented for the analysis. Studies on M. koenigii have been steadily increasing; 889 publications were identified in the Scopus database. Research articles accounted for 82.7% of the publications, followed by reviews (10.6%) and book chapters (3.1%). The findings presented here provide a preliminary visual summary of the scientific output of M. koenigii, taking into consideration the authors, study topics, journal citation coupling, and keyword analysis.