[DOC] [TLE] Krokos - Wikipedia [PAR] Krokos is a small Greek town ( / komopoli), only 5 km ... the cultivation 
of the plant disappeared from Greece until ... is the base of the Cooperative of 
Saffron Producers of Kozani,... [DOC] [TLE] Spice Pages: Saffron (Crocus sativus) [PAR] Informative article about the spice Saffron, its botany, chemistry, history and ... of 
being triploid, saffron is necessarily sterile, and its beautiful flowers cannot 
produce any ... Yet note that the analogous Tibetan name gaser [] means 
turmeric. ... time one, saffron was invariably called krokos [] in Greek 
language. [DOC] [TLE] PLANTS & FLOWERS OF GREEK MYTH 1 - Theoi Greek Mythology [PAR] Illustrated Guide to the plants and flowers of Greek mythology. ... The earth-
goddess Gaia produced first apple-tree as a wedding-present for the ... The youth 
Melanion (meaning he of the apples) prayed to Aphrodite for help, and .... Greek : 
Krokos ... After his accidental death the god transformed him into the saffron 
flower. [DOC] [TLE] Krokos Kozanis (Crocus) or Zafora (Greek Saffron) & Ryzogalo ... [PAR] The history of Greek red saffron or Krokos Kozanis (Crocus Sativus Linneaus ... 
crocus has its origin from the Greek work kroki =  which means weft, ... 
Crocus was considered a rare pharmaceutical plant of ancient Greece with .... I 
love saffron and the idea of a Greek saffron makes me feel warm and fuzzy inside
, lol. [DOC] [TLE] Greek saffron and listening exercise | OMILO Learning Greek in ... [PAR] Saffron, a delicious spice coming from the Krokos (crocus) flower, is growing in 
Greece ... Iran and Spain also produce Saffron but Greek saffron is regarded as 
the ... This means that for 1 kg of raw stigmas we will obtain 200 g of crocus -
saffron... [DOC] [TLE] Paghat's Garden: Saffron Mythology [PAR] Wherever the blood of Krokos fell, a saffron flower grew, the three red style 
retained the ... the name of Krokos predates the Greek language, having no 
Greek root. ... crocus in particular, in that this crocus is itself sterile & cannot 
produce seeds. ... intense importance that his meaning & nature were among the 
most guarded... [DOC] [TLE] Saffron, The Precious Flower presented in Non Famous section [PAR] Dec 19, 2002 ... Today, the greatest saffron producing countries are Greece, Spain, ... 
Etymologically, the word crocus has its origin from the Greek word croci which 
means ... Thus the word 'krokos' as an aromatic and flower is found in the... [DOC] [TLE] Krokos: Greek Red Saffron of Kozani Crocus field, flower harvest ... [PAR] Greek Red Saffron Harvest Saffron and 75,000 filaments for 1 pound that means 
a lot work. The prefecture of Kozani produces the best quality of crocus in the... [DOC] [TLE] Crocus sativus - Saffron Crocus - Entheology.com [PAR] Jan 1, 2002 ... 1 kilo of saffron requires some 60,000 flowers to produce, and sells for ... The 
ancient Greeks named saffron the 'blood of Hercules' and used it... [DOC] [TLE] Gardening Australia - Plant Profile: Crocus - ABC [PAR] These low-growing, herbaceous, lily-like perennials produce dainty ... genus 
name comes from the Greek word krokos, meaning saffron, which is produced 
from... [DOC] [TLE] Visit Greece | Kozani Crocus [PAR] The Kozani Crocus (exported all over the world under the name Krokos ... or 
early fall and produces small purple flowers, with three red-gold stigma strands in 
each flower. Saffron spice is made from these dried strands. ... Etymologically, the 
word crocus derives from the Greek word krki = , which means weft, the
... [DOC] [TLE] 1000+ images about Crocus Kozanis on Pinterest | Saffron Spice ... [PAR] VISIT GREECE| The Kozani Crocus grows from a small rounded bulb which is 
planted during the late summer or early fall and produces small purple flowers,... [DOC] [TLE] Saffron- Crocus sativus - BioWeb Home [PAR] Crocus sativus comes from the Greek world "krokos", which means yellow in 
color, and ... Crocus sativus or better known as saffron, is an extremely interesting 
plant ...

Question: From Greek "krokos", meaning saffron which this flower produces
Answer: crocus