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scientific study roses in TimiÅoara, Romania

henry_kuska
11 years ago

"Abstract For over 5,000 years, rose and chrysanthemum have been the favourite flowers in Japan and China. Rose, known from times immemorial, is present, nowadays, in almost all of our gardens. About 400 rose species are known, of which over 200 originate in the northern hemisphere, together with an impressive number of rose cultivars ��" about 20,000. The features of this flower consist in its particular beauty, in its wide range of colours (from white to different shades of cream, pink, yellow, orange, red, and even purple and blue). Due to these considerations, we have carried out a trial for two years (2011 and 2012) in the open in the climate conditions of the Municipality of TimiÃÂoara."

See:
http://journal-hfb.usab-tm.ro/engleza/2012/Lista%20lucrari%20PDF/Lucrari%2016(4)/3%20Brizu%20Diana.pdf

Here is a link that might be useful: link for above

Comment (1)

  • henry_kuska
    Original Author
    11 years ago

    "Abstract Roses are incredibly diverse. It is not only about the number of cultivars (well above 25,000), but also about all possible features: colour, size, shape, growth rate, and leaf aspect. Due to these varied aspects, the system of rose classification is a very varied one: even so, some cultivars cannot be included in either category (Eckart Haenchen, M.A.S.T. 2005). As far as the flowers are concerned, some cultivars are characterised by a large number of petals, some others have fewer petals, and some have an unpleasant look because of their morphology. The most cultivated roses are scented ones and their production has turned into a real business (William Grant, 2006)."

    H.Kuska comment. The actual paper appears very similar to the other.

    http://journal-hfb.usab-tm.ro/engleza/2012/Lista%20lucrari%20PDF/Lucrari%2016(4)/4%20Brizu%20Diana.pdf

    Here is a link that might be useful: link for above

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