| Class of Coldness | Ｉ～IＶ | Light Condition | II～IV |
| Class of Warmness | 45〜110 | Class of Soil | I～III |
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Plant data
| Latin name | Papaver orientale L. | ||||||||||||
| Family name | Papaveraceae | ||||||||||||
| Common name | Oriental poppy | ||||||||||||
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| Photo library | Photo library | ||||||||||||
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Israilov, I. A. et al., Papaver orientale alkaloids. Khimiya Prirodnykh Soedinenii (1984), (1), 81-3. Sakar, M. K. et al., A new flavonol glycoside from Papaver orientale leaves. Planta Medica (1980), 40(2), 193-6. Israilov, I. A. et al., Oripavidine - a new alkaloid from Papaver orientale. Khimiya Prirodnykh Soedinenii (1977), (5), 714. Delenk-Heydenreich, K. et al., Papaver alkaloids. XXXII. Papaver orientale. Pharmazie (1969), 24(10), 635-45. Battersby, A. R. et al., Orientalinone, dihydroorientalinone, and salutaridine from Papaver orientale. Related tracer experiments. Chemical Communications (1966), (6), 170-1. | |||||||||||||
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