Thyme in Kenya

Anishchenko Irina Evgenievna Kucherova Svetlana Vladimirovna Zhigunov Oleg Yurievich Tired of banners? You can always disable ads. The genus Thymus L. (thyme, or thyme) is a valuable aromatic plant from the Lamiaceae Lindl family. (Lyasnotkovye) has about 150 species, distributed almost throughout Eurasia, as well as in Africa. Most thymes grow in the foothills and mountains of the Caucasus. Thymes are undersized shrubs or semi-shrubs up to 35 cm tall with woody procumbent or ascending stems, erect or ascending herbaceous flower-bearing branches and often with recumbent, barren shoots. Thymes are widely used in various industries: pharmaceutical, food, cosmetic and perfumery. About 80 species of the genus Thymus grow in Russia. 10 species of the genus Thymus grow in Bashkortostan. In addition, in this work, we have proposed thyme introducers for cultivation, which grow well and develop in the Republic of Bashko  Thyme in Kenya rtostan. Among them: Th. pseudonummularius t. false-coin, Th. сaucasicus t. Caucasian, Th. praecox t. an early variety of Pseudolanuginosus, a hybrid of Th. majkopensis × caucasica × marschallianus. The paper describes their distribution in nature, their chemical composition, and presents the results of morphometric parameters. According to the results of the research, it was noted that thyme can be recommended for widespread use as a spicy-aromatic raw material in medicine and cooking. Thymes are also highly decorative. Due to their abundant and long flowering, they are used as ground cover carpets. beautiful flowering plants in borders, borders, mix-borders in the foreground, on rocky hills, rocky areas, for alternative lawns. Resistance of potato varieties to late blight (Phytophthora infestans) under irrigation conditions in the steppe zone of the Southern Urals The name of the tea plant thyme (Thymus) in the Balkan linguistic context Introduction of Prunella vulgaris L. in the Novosibirsk region On the biology of some representatives of the genus Nepeta L. under culture conditions in the Bashkir Urals Medications with expectorant action. The role of plant sources in cough therapy: knowledge, range, demand Can't find what you need? Try a selection service. The Thymus L. (thyme) genus belongs to valuable aromatic plants of the Lamiaceae Lindl family, which includes about 150 species spread almost throughout all the Eurasia as well as in Africa. Most of the thyme plants grow in the foothills and mountains of the Caucasus. The thymes are low-growing bushes or shrubs of 35 cm height, with woody recumbent or ascending stems, erect or climbing herbaceous flowering branches and often with lying fruitless shoots. Thymes are widely used in various branches of industry: pharmaceutical, food, cosmetics and perfume. In Russia there are about 80 species of the genus Thymus. In Bashkortostan there are 10 species of the Thymus genus. A number of thyme species, which grow and develop well in Bashkortostan, have been proposed for cultivation, with the following ones being among them: Th. pseudonummularius, Th. Caucasicus, Th.praecox an early ripening variety of Pseudolanuginous, Th. majkopensis × caucasica × marschallianus hybrid. The spreading of these varieties in nature, their chemical composition and their morphometric parameters have been described. As a result of studies it is pointed out that thymes can be recommended for wide use as raw materials in spicy aromatic medicine and in cooking. Thyme varieties are also highly decorative. Due to their abundant and long-term flowering, they are used as soil covering carpet plants in decorative borders, garden borders, in the foreground of mixborders, on the stony hills, rocky areas and alternative laws. In some years, along the edge of the dead tissue on the underside of the leaf and on the affected stem, a web-like coating of the fungus developed. https://tonaton.co.ke/s_287-thyme