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Characteristics of the Turkish Laurel Tree Laurel (Laurus nobilis), a member of the Lauraceae family L.) 3-10 m tall, yellow-flowered, dioecious evergreen forest tree or shrub. Some sources describe it as a very suitable it is stated that it can grow up to 15-20 meters in conditions is also being used. Plants unique to the […]
Read More »We will examine the plant species of the countries of the world alphabetically. Which countries have their own endemic plants. What kind of plants grow on the soil of which country? Presentation and visuals of these plants will be presented. What are the plant map, forest areas, flowers and agricultural products of the countries? You […]
Read More »Does Dubai have 4 seasons? Winter in the United Arab Emirates Officially, winter in the United Arab Emirates starts in December and lasts until mid-March. During this time the temperature is between 10 and 25 degrees Celsius. For this reason, February is especially winter, which means that the temperature is at its lowest. First Spring […]
Read More »In Sweden, where only 8% of the land is suitable for agriculture due to harsh climatic conditions, sugar beet, wheat, barley, oats and potatoes are grown the most. In animal husbandry, the number of cattle and pigs is close to 4 million; the number of sheep is much lower. Fruits of Sweden; Apple, Pear, Cherry, […]
Read More »Arugula is a bitter herb whose leaves are eaten in salads. Arugula is known in Latin as Eruca vesicaria. Arugula is a species of plant in the cruciferous family. It is a useful and healthy plant, mainly used in salads. It is produced as table foliage in the first year, after wintering at low temperatures […]
Read More »Olives are a fruit known and valued by humans since 4 thousand years. Many sources indicate that the homeland of olives was Mesopotamia, from where they spread to the Mediterranean countries. Paintings dating back to 2000 BC found during excavations in Mesopotamia show kings offering olives to their guests. Symbolizing peace, friendship and fertility throughout […]
Read More »While the various global impacts of climate change appear to be accelerating, the level of engagement and adaptation by developed and developing countries under the Paris Agreement, which provides a new framework, is not sufficient to meet global goals. Increasing food demand, climate change and urbanization are putting pressure on soil and water resources as […]
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