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Phenological features of some geophytes from the Anzer plateau in Rize and utilization possibilities for landscape architecture
Article number
1108_24
Pages
187 – 194
Language
English
Abstract
Rize has a lot of plateaus which due to traditional life have partly been extinguished.
The spectacular Anzer plateau with its rich flora and fauna is located 35 km south-west of the İkizdere district and 54 km from the Rize centre.
It divides into lower (Çiçekliköy) and upper Anzer (Ballıköy) region.
Many species from the rich flora of Anzer province can be used as ornamental plants.
Geophytes which include some of these plant types have usage potential for rural and urban landscapes with their original structure and growing environment ecology.
Geophytes can be used in rock gardens, water gardens, collection gardens, roof and terrace gardens, and for functional purposes surrounding roads, motorways and sloping surfaces due to their beautiful flowers, easy growth and early blooming.
In this study we searched the phenology and natural distribution of some geophytes (Crocus vallicola, Colchicum speciosum, Fritillaria latifolia, Muscari armeniacum) in the Anzer plateau of Rize in order to determine their potential usage for landscape architecture.
By attracting attention to these plants we aim to introduce them to urban landscape use.
The spectacular Anzer plateau with its rich flora and fauna is located 35 km south-west of the İkizdere district and 54 km from the Rize centre.
It divides into lower (Çiçekliköy) and upper Anzer (Ballıköy) region.
Many species from the rich flora of Anzer province can be used as ornamental plants.
Geophytes which include some of these plant types have usage potential for rural and urban landscapes with their original structure and growing environment ecology.
Geophytes can be used in rock gardens, water gardens, collection gardens, roof and terrace gardens, and for functional purposes surrounding roads, motorways and sloping surfaces due to their beautiful flowers, easy growth and early blooming.
In this study we searched the phenology and natural distribution of some geophytes (Crocus vallicola, Colchicum speciosum, Fritillaria latifolia, Muscari armeniacum) in the Anzer plateau of Rize in order to determine their potential usage for landscape architecture.
By attracting attention to these plants we aim to introduce them to urban landscape use.
Authors
D. Dinçer, M. Var, H. Baykal, V. Atamov
Keywords
Anzer, Rize, geophytes, landscape design
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