Opium is separated from Papaver somniferum L. The scientific classification of this group of plants, which incorporates around 100 species, is perplexing with an assortment of subspecies and strains subsequently of the broad development. P. somniferum starts from the Balkans, Iran, Iraq, and Turkey albeit throughout the hundreds of years it has been taken widely into the Far East. In Turkey, the most prominent utilization of the poppy seed by neighborhood makers includes the creation of cooking oil. The dried stalks of the plants were used in block making and as cover for material, notwithstanding giving a wellspring of fuel to neighborhood
