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Medieval emergence of sweet melons, Cucumis melo (Cucurbitaceae)
Harry S. Paris
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Zohar Amar
, Efraim Lev
The Martin (Szusz) Department of Land of Israel Studies and Archaeology
Agricultural Research Organization of Israel
University of Haifa
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Europe
100%
Central Asia
100%
9th century
50%
Adjectives
50%
Islamic Conquest
50%
15 th century
50%
Arabic translation
50%
Dioscorides
50%
10th Century
50%
Travelogue
50%
Persia
50%
Andalusia
50%
Khorasan
50%
11th Century
50%
Middle East
50%
Keyphrases
Cucumis Melo
100%
Cucurbitaceae
100%
Sweet Melon
100%
Melon
57%
Central Asia
28%
Europe
28%
Sweetness
28%
Middle-aged
14%
Agriculture
14%
9th Century
14%
10th Century
14%
Roman Period
14%
11th Century
14%
Islamic Conquest
14%
Cucumber
14%
Watermelon
14%
15th Century
14%
Arabic Translation
14%
Sativus
14%
Dioscorides
14%
Persia
14%
Young Fruit
14%
Khorasan
14%
Herbal
14%
Andalusia
14%
Citrullus Lanatus
14%
Agricultural Development
14%
Trade Growth
14%
Climate Boundary
14%
Geopolitical Boundaries
14%
Travelogue
14%
Extensive Search
14%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Melons
100%
Cucurbitaceae
100%
Cucumis melo
100%
Muskmelon
100%
Watermelon
18%
Cucumber
9%