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Floral Attributes and Utility Dataset
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Information detailing the attributes and commercial utility of 73 distinct floral species. The data provides insights into physical characteristics such as height, colour, and average number of petals, alongside geographic origin and climatic requirements. A key focus of the data is the industrial application of these flowers, specifically tracking their relevance in medicine, fragrance creation, and the cut flower trade.
Columns
- name: The common name of the flower.
- height (cm): The typical height of the flower measured in centimetres.
- longevity (years): The typical lifespan of the flower, measured in years.
- place of origin: The primary geographic region where the flower originates, such as Europe, Asia, or North and South America.
- color: A description of the typical colours displayed by the species.
- climate: The specific type of climate most suitable for the flower’s growth, with a strong prevalence for temperate zones.
- cut flowers: A binary indicator (0 or 1) noting if the flower is commonly cut and sold in bouquets.
- perfumes: A binary indicator (0 or 1) noting if the flower is utilised in the production of fragrances and perfumes.
- medicine: A binary indicator (0 or 1) noting if the flower is used for medicinal purposes.
- average number of petals: The typical range of petals found on the flower, often grouped (e.g., 5-10).
Distribution
The dataset is structured as a CSV file (
flowers.csv) containing 10 columns and 73 unique records, totalling 5.55 kB. All 73 records are valid across the monitored columns, with no reported missing or mismatched values.Usage
This data product is ideal for academic research in botany and ecology, specifically for studying species diversification and climatic adaptations. Commercial applications include supply chain analysis for floral retailers, ingredient sourcing for natural product formulation, and preliminary research into novel sources for medicinal compounds and perfumery.
Coverage
The data primarily focuses on flowers originating from Europe and Asia (51% of records), with additional coverage of species from North and South America. Climatic scope shows a heavy preference for species growing in temperate climates (71%). While the attributes describe general plant longevity, the internal records related to observation timeframes range from early January 2022 through to mid-May 2022. The scope is limited to 73 distinct floral species.
License
CC0: Public Domain
Who Can Use It
- Botany Researchers: For studying the relationship between origin, climate, and physical attributes.
- Pharmaceutical Researchers: To identify potential new sources for natural medicine ingredients.
- Cosmetic and Fragrance Developers: For ingredient scouting, specifically flowers used in perfumes.
- Retail Market Analysts: For evaluating the commercial viability of species designated as cut flowers.
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- Floral Attributes and Utility Dataset
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