Rose (Rosa spp.) germplasm resources of Turkey

Ercisli, S.

Rose (Rosa spp.) germplasm resources of Turkey

2005

Ercisli, S.

Turkey is one of the most important Rose germplasm centers. About 25% of all rose species are native to Turkey. Flowers of some rose species, such as Rosa gallica and Rosa damascena, have been used for rose oil and rose water production in Anatolia for a long time. Fruits (rose hip) of some other species have economic value and are also used for medicinal purposes. In this paper, Rosa species found in Turkey are listed, their distribution within the provinces is listed, as well as their characteristics and uses.

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agricultural products collection geographical distribution germplasm medicinal plants phytogeography plant genetic resources plant morphology plant structure rosa rose hips rose oil rose water

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Genetic resources and crop evolution

Volume 52 Issue 6 Pagination 787 - 795 ISSN 0925-9864

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Floriculture crops; Plant breeding and genetics; Plant taxonomy; And geography; Turkey (country)

Language

English

Note

2019-12-05

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Journal Article; Text

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Rose (Rosa spp.) germplasm resources of Turkey

2005

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