Chemical compounds in different parts of coriander In terms of chemical composition, dried coriander fruit contains about 0.1-0% of light yellow essential oil, which is extracted by distilling dried fruit. Coriander essential oil irritates the skin in contact with the skin. So that one of the reports of chemical analysis studies shows that coriander essential
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10,000 tons of coriander are harvested from Nahavand farms Director of Nahavand Agricultural Jihad stated: This year, 4,600 hectares of fertile lands of Nahavand farmers are allocated for planting edible and medicinal plants of autumn and spring coriander, which shows an increase of nearly 100 hectares under cultivation compared to the same period last year.
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Coriander is native to which areas? Coriander is native to southern Europe and the Mediterranean and is also distributed in Asia. In Iran, it grows in Kermanshah, Abadan, Tabriz, Kerman, Baluchistan and in Bushehr and Borazjan. Coriander is cultivated in most parts of the world, America, Europe, Asia and Africa. In Iran, it is also
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How is coriander consumed in other countries? Coriander seeds are used throughout the East, from southern Mongolia to Southeast Asia, as a spice, as a stomach tonic, and to relieve indigestion and flatulence. In China and Japan, coriander seeds are used to soften the chest, tonic and tonic, and for nausea fevers. To do this,
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How is coriander vegetable? It is mentioned in traditional medicine books as Kezbareh and Jaljalan (dried coriander). Coriander and Coriander seed are called coriander seeds in English. It is a plant of the Umbelliferae family with the scientific name. Coriandrum sativum L. In America, coriander leaves are called Cilantro. Coriander is an annual plant with
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Nahavand producer of 70% coriander in Iran While Nahavand produces 70% of the country’s coriander, there is still no news about the launch of conversion and processing industries for this product, and one after another exports opportunities are lost so that the profits of farmers are the income of speculators. Coriander is a fragrant plant
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12,000 tons of coriander were harvested in Hamedan province The horticultural director of the Jihad Agricultural Organization of Hamadan province said: 12,000 tons of crops have been harvested from 6400 hectares of cultivated coriander in the province. Hojjatollah Shahbazi, director of horticulture affairs of Hamedan Jihad Agricultural Organization, told reporters on Saturday morning: 6400 hectares
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More than 60% of Iran’s coriander was produced in Nahavand Hojjatullah Shahbazi added: This year, 6,400 hectares of agricultural lands in Hamadan province have been planted with coriander. He stated: 99% of the area under coriander cultivation in this province belongs to Nahavand city and the rest belongs to Tuyserkan and Asadabad cities. Shahbazi last
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Planting coriander in pots Scientific name: Coriandrum sativum Plant type: Annual Need for light: Full sun Water requirement: When watering coriander, the soil should be moistened and the soil should be avoided getting wet. It is better to use mulch to maintain moisture. Temperature: It is better to keep coriander in cool weather. If the
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