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Ataturk Garden Cultures Research and Development Center registered 6 new rose varieties

 Significant success has been achieved within the scope of the "Development of New Rose Varieties by Hybridization Breeding Method" project carried out by the Ataturk Central Horticultural Research Institute. Within the scope of the project, a total of 13 new rose varieties have been developed so far and 6 of them have been registered and put into production. Officials of the Ataturk...

Read more26.04.2024
The Netherlands is losing its insect-pollinated flowers

 A newly published study from the Netherlands documents the ongoing loss of plant species that rely on pollination by insects and other creatures. This study, based on almost 90 years of data, sounds the alarm for biodiversity and food security. Of course, this is not a surprise for many of us since it has been widely reported for decades that insect populations around the world have been declining...

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Festival in Hong Kong celebrates orchids’ beauty

 With their intricate shapes and rich colors, it is no wonder orchids are regarded as one of nature's masterpieces. Among the world's largest families of flowering plants, with almost 30,000 species, their cultural roots run deep. In China, orchids embody virtues such as integrity and nobility and are considered one of the "four gentlemen" of the plant world, along with chrysanthemums...

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Malaysia targets high-end Dubai market with 'blooming' business

 Carnation flowers, also known as dianthus caryophyllus, are not just beautiful decorations but could also provide a substantial income to cultivators. These flowers are poised to enter the Dubai market in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) as an ingredient for preparing luxurious dishes in fine-dining restaurants and luxury hotels. Department of Agriculture (DOA) Floriculture Industry Unit head...

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