Anadolu Kestanesi (Castanea sativa Mill.)’nin Etnobotanik Kullanımı ve Türkiye’deki Hasat Miktarlarının Trend Analizi

Tuttu, Gamze; Ursavaş, Serhat; Söyler, Recep

doi:10.53516/ajfr.949214

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“…The ashes of Linden (Tilia) contain manganese, the oil compound in its flowers contains parnesol, and its leaves contain a glycoside called Tiliacin. In addition to being good for diseases such as colds and flu, intestinal diseases, ulcers and constipation, linden also prevents vascular occlusion and hypertension (Tuttu et al, 2017). Its flowers are boiled and consumed as tea (Mamıkoğlu, 2015).…”

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The Importance of Linden (Tilia sp.) in terms of Carbon Sequestration: Perspective in the World and in Türkiye

Ağırman Han,

Üçler

2023

3rd International Congress on Engineering and Life Science Proceedings Book

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Carbon emission is increasing in the world due to exponential growing of population, excessive usage of natural resources which resulted with environmental pollution and decline in biodiversity. Carbon emission as a result of greenhouse gases and carbon dioxide rising is the main reason of climate change and global warming. Reducing the amount of CO2 and greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere; is possible by increasing the use of vegetative mass, limit emissions, and increasing the amount of carbon in carbon pools (ocean, soil, vegetation, etc.). In forest ecosystem the soil, biomass and water have essential roles in carbon deposition that is the basic element of carbon dioxide. Since trees have the capacity of storing CO2 via photosynthesis, they execute important functions for the formation of important sinks by deposition of carbon in plant biomass and under the soil. To reduce the amount of carbon emissions in cities, afforestation is made on the roadsides from tree species that deposit exhaust gases and are resistant to difficult conditions. Lindens are trees that have resistance against, winds air pollution and poor quality soils, also tolerant for variable climate conditions, and sensitive for frost and drought. In literature there exists not enough studies that examines carbon sequestration and storage capacity of lindens while there exist some other papers regarding other species such as scotch pine, larch, red pine, cedar, and poplar. In this study we aimed to investigate the possible role of lindens used for arborization of cities for carbon sequestration and storage. This review, in which various articles were discussed, will be informative for those who are interested in the subject.

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Section: General Information About Liden (Tilia Sp) and Its Role In T...mentioning

confidence: 99%

The Importance of Linden (Tilia sp.) in terms of Carbon Sequestration: Perspective in the World and in Türkiye

Ağırman Han,

Üçler

2023

3rd International Congress on Engineering and Life Science Proceedings Book

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Variations in Biochemical Compounds of Fresh Leaves of Castanea sativa in Relation to Elevation and Stand Age

Savacı

2022

J Soil Sci Plant Nutr

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Türkiye’de Bölgesel Farklılıklar Kapsamında Kestaneye Dayalı Faydalanmanın Sosyoekonomik Boyutu

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Köse

2022

Bartın Orman Fakültesi Dergisi

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In this study, Turkey's chestnut production and trade potential have been revealed and the socioeconomic dimension of benefiting from chestnuts has been evaluated comparatively on the basis of regional differences. Chestnut, which is used as wood raw material and non-wood forest product, is an important source of income and food. In this sense, the traditional ecological knowledge that has been passed from generation to generation for centuries has provided the formation of an ancient culture on benefiting from chestnut. The economic value created by utilizing the wood and fruit of the chestnut, which is widely distributed in the regions having different ecological characteristics in Anatolia, has resulted in the application of different management approaches. There are five different periods in which the amount of chestnut production varies in Turkey. Aydın, İzmir, Sinop, Kastamonu and Bartın are the provinces that become prominent in chestnut production of Turkey. The degree of self-sufficiency of chestnut was realized 122.7%, with the highest degree of self-sufficiency from 2015 to 2020, in the marketing year 2018-2019. It is seen that the geographical indication protection is increasingly used for chestnut. Aydın Chestnut, Buldan Chestnut, Simav Chestnut, Sinop Chestnut Honey, Düzce Chestnut Honey and Şile Chestnut Honey are the products that received geographical indication protection. In addition, Aydın Chestnut is one of the geographically indicated products whose registration processes have been completed in Turkey with the European Union.

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Anadolu Kestanesi (Castanea sativa Mill.)’nin Etnobotanik Kullanımı ve Türkiye’deki Hasat Miktarlarının Trend Analizi

Cited by 6 publications

References 10 publications

The Importance of Linden (Tilia sp.) in terms of Carbon Sequestration: Perspective in the World and in Türkiye

The Importance of Linden (Tilia sp.) in terms of Carbon Sequestration: Perspective in the World and in Türkiye

Variations in Biochemical Compounds of Fresh Leaves of Castanea sativa in Relation to Elevation and Stand Age

Türkiye’de Bölgesel Farklılıklar Kapsamında Kestaneye Dayalı Faydalanmanın Sosyoekonomik Boyutu

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