Moshkijeh (Musk Rose) A Forgotten Flower in Persian House and Garden

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Shokouh Sara; JAVADI SHOHREH; Dehghan Farzaneh Sadat; Hosseinzadeh Zia; Forghani Keyvan

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Journal: Manzar Year:2022 | Volume:14 | Issue:58 Page(s): 28-35

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Moshkijeh (Musk Rose) A Forgotten Flower in Persian House and Garden

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Musk rose flower

Native flower of Iran

White flowers with multiple petals

Pentamerous flower

Persian garden flower

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Persian gardens reflect the special popularity of plants with Iranian people. The plants in the Persian gardens have always been native and in full harmony with their context and climate. This has contributed to the stability and continuity of Iranian gardens over time and across geographical regions and has created a sense of belonging to them. Much of the usefulness and stability of Iranian gardens can be attributed to these native plants that have therapeutic, healing, and semantic functions. These plants have a special place in Iranian culture. Unfortunately, today, inadequate knowledge of native plants that are compatible with the conditions of Iran has made these species extinct. Iranian parks and urban landscapes have been filled with foreign and non-original plants that are inconsistent with the climatic and cultural contexts of Iranian regions. Due to rapid and unpleasant changes in the present era, the native plants have been forgotten. The purpose of this study seeks to introduce and identify the characteristics of the musk rose, one of the original and native flowers planted in Iranian gardens and houses. The concern is that this flower has been overlooked for many years and no longer can be seen in parks and green spaces. Even knowledge of this flower is scanty. Information about this flower is limited to some travelogues. However, not much is available on the features of this flower, and only its name has been mentioned as one of the native flowers of Iran. The required data for this study were gathered through a bibliographical method, field studies, and interviews with residents of the cities and villages of Yazd and Kerman, and the head of botanical garden research. The results of these studies show the physical, semantic, and functional characteristics of this flower and confirm that this flower design has been used in some decorations. During the field research, data about this flower was found in the central regions of Iran.

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Shokouh, Sara, JAVADI, SHOHREH, Dehghan, Farzaneh Sadat, Hosseinzadeh, Zia, & Forghani, Keyvan. (2022). Moshkijeh (Musk Rose) A Forgotten Flower in Persian House and Garden. MANZAR, 14(58 ), 28-35. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/973715/en

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Shokouh Sara, JAVADI SHOHREH, Dehghan Farzaneh Sadat, Hosseinzadeh Zia, Forghani Keyvan. Moshkijeh (Musk Rose) A Forgotten Flower in Persian House and Garden. MANZAR[Internet]. 2022;14(58 ):28-35. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/973715/en

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Sara Shokouh, SHOHREH JAVADI, Farzaneh Sadat Dehghan, Zia Hosseinzadeh, and Keyvan Forghani, “Moshkijeh (Musk Rose) A Forgotten Flower in Persian House and Garden,” MANZAR, vol. 14, no. 58 , pp. 28–35, 2022, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/973715/en

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