2017
DOI: 10.18488/journal.10/2017.6.3/10.3.58.69
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Climate Characteristics of Safranbolu (Karabuk) and Saffron Cultivation

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“…Based on their estimation, irrigation with 15-and 24-day intervals is needed in the region with 200-and 400-mm rainfall. Referring to the need for 300 mm of rainfall for the successful production of saffron, Coskun et al (2017) believed that Karabuk in the Black Sea region of Turkey with 440 mm annual rainfall can be a good region for saffron cultivation.…”
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“…Based on their estimation, irrigation with 15-and 24-day intervals is needed in the region with 200-and 400-mm rainfall. Referring to the need for 300 mm of rainfall for the successful production of saffron, Coskun et al (2017) believed that Karabuk in the Black Sea region of Turkey with 440 mm annual rainfall can be a good region for saffron cultivation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Referring to the need for 300 mm of rainfall for the successful production of saffron, Coskun et al. (2017) believed that Karabuk in the Black Sea region of Turkey with 440 mm annual rainfall can be a good region for saffron cultivation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Pakistan, saffron cultivation has been reported by several authors such as Coskun et al (2017), Bashir et al (2019) and Khalili et al (2020). However, no published work based on scientific data has been undertaken in the region regarding its cultivation on a large-scale basis.…”
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“…Crocus sativus is a species of flowering plant of the Crocus genus in the Regarding the soil characteristics, Crocus sativus grows in many different soil types but thrives best in calcareous, humus-rich and well-drained soil with a pH between 6 and 8. [122] Given that the plant itself has no seed propagation capability, the underground parts of the plant, corms or bulbs, can be used to produce new plant.…”
Section: Crocus Sativus: the Humble Flower And The Royal Spicementioning
confidence: 99%