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According to China Artichoke Network, artichokes have high requirements on the soil and climate conditions of the planting area. The area where artichokes can be planted in the world is relatively small, no more than 1.5 million acres, mainly concentrated in the Mediterranean. The surrounding climate in the north is too cold to be suitable.

Artichoke is a plant of the Asteraceae family called Cardoon that grows along the Mediterranean coast. The artichoke bulbs can be eaten raw except for the buds inside.