Flor de Cravo
cravo é assim conhecido, e seu nome científico, Dianthus caryophyllus,
vem da junção das palavras gregas “dios”, que significa divino,
divindade e “anthos” (flor). Na Grécia Antiga, eram utilizados para
confeccionar coroas cerimoniais em homenagem os deuses. O cravo possui
um suave perfume e, historicamente, tem sido usado na fabricação de
incensos, fragrâncias e óleos perfumados.
Existem diferentes
versões desse tipo de flor. As mais comuns hoje em dia são cravos
brancos e vermelhos, mas a espécie nativa possui coloração entre o
púrpura e o rosa. São encontrados também cravos nas cores amarela e
verde. Mais recentemente foram desenvolvidas técnicas para criar
diferentes tonalidades de cravos, conseguidas a partir de processos de
tingimento e combinações genéticas de espécies diferentes.
English versionand
its scientific name, Dianthus caryophyllus, comes from the junction of the Greek words "dios", which means divine, divinity and "anthos" (flower). In Ancient Greece, they were used to make ceremonial crowns in honor of the gods. The carnation has a soft perfume and has historically been used in the manufacture of incense, fragrance and fragrant oils.
There are different versions of this type of flower. The most common nowadays are white and red carnations, but the native species has a coloration between purple and pink. Also found are black and yellow carnations. More recently techniques have been developed to create different shades of blackheads, obtained from dyeing processes and genetic combinations of different species.
English versionand
its scientific name, Dianthus caryophyllus, comes from the junction of the Greek words "dios", which means divine, divinity and "anthos" (flower). In Ancient Greece, they were used to make ceremonial crowns in honor of the gods. The carnation has a soft perfume and has historically been used in the manufacture of incense, fragrance and fragrant oils.
There are different versions of this type of flower. The most common nowadays are white and red carnations, but the native species has a coloration between purple and pink. Also found are black and yellow carnations. More recently techniques have been developed to create different shades of blackheads, obtained from dyeing processes and genetic combinations of different species.
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