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The document summarizes wild and cultivated plants found in several European countries, including Turkey, Croatia, Romania, Italy, Latvia, and Greece. Turkey has a phenomenally rich diversity of plant life due to its varied topography and climate. Croatia's flora is the third richest in Europe due to its location between climatic zones. Romania preserves much of its natural environment through traditional farming. Italy has preserved appeal for visitors despite changes throughout history. Latvia has over 1600 species of flowering plants and ferns, typically found in forests, meadows and bogs. The document concludes with an overview of vegetables commonly grown in Greek kitchen gardens in spring and autumn.
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- 2. 1. Wild and Cultivated Plants in Turkey •Turkey has the richest flora on the temperate zone. The wide variation in topography and climate, the fact that Turkey is surrounded by four seas and the relatively late development of industry and agriculture has resulted in an phenomenal wealth of plant life within Turkey’s borders.
- 3. Turkish flowers Tulips Crocus Snowdrops Lilies
- 4. Turkish trees Horse chestnut Magnolia Persian Silk Tree Liquidambar
- 5. Wild and Cultivated Plants in Croatia •The Croatian flora is the third richest in Europe. This extraordinary richness is a result of a number of favorable circumstances. Croatia is situated on the boundary between the continental and the Mediterranean climatic zones and was less affected by the Ice Ages, so that many species have survived as relict species.
- 6. Croatian flowers Daisies Casablanca Iris Croatica
- 8. Wild and Cultivated Plants in Romania • Almost half of Romania’s land area is covered with natural and semi-natural landscapes, including one of the largest remaining areas of undisturbed forest in the continent. Romania’s success in preserving and enhancing it’s natural environment is in part, thanks to the traditional farming practices that are still being used in much of the country.
- 9. Romanian flowers Dog rose Bear’s breech Fuchsia
- 10. Romanian trees Grey alder Black locust European beech
- 11. Wild and Cultivated Plants in Italy The Italian peninsula has been inhabited by humans for a long time resulting in many changes throughout the centuries. The original vegetation were wiped out and replaced by crops. Despite this apparent shortcoming, Italy has preserved its appeal for visitors and sparkles with olive groves, vineyards and natural parks.
- 13. Italian trees Oak tree Strawberry tree Carob tree
- 14. Wild and Cultivated Plants in Latvia • There are more than 1600 species of flowering plants and filicides in Latvia. The most typical flora of the country is forests, meadows and bogs.
- 17. 2. Now you’ll take a look to a Greek kitchen garden (some Autumn and Spring vegetables) This is an eggplant that many people plant in their garden and it is the main ingredient of our traditional food, moussaka.
- 18. This is a pepper plant which has red, green and orange peppers.
- 19. Some tomatoes and peppers
- 20. Here, we can see a cauliflower that has not grown up yet.
- 21. In this picture we see a farmer who takes care of his little cabbage.
- 22. In the first picture we can see zucchini, while in the second one, there are purple cabbage.
- 23. At last: In our region, almost all inhabitants have their kitchen garden. During spring and autumn they plant their vegetables for the everyday salad. Furthermore some of them make their small greenhouse to grow vegetables under variable weather circumstances.