The poppy family includes 45 genera and more than 200 species, and is distributed in temperate and subtropical climate zones. Most plants of the poppy family, including the Chelidonium majus L. species, contain milky juice (latex). The soporific poppy, which is included in the family, has been widely cultivated in culture since ancient times. It contains a large amount of alkaloids. Other poppy species are also used as ornamental plants. One of the most valuable species of the family is the great celandine or ziliot. There are 3 species of this plant in the world's flora. Only one species of this genus - Chelidonium majus L. is found in Azerbaijan.
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