Aster Amellus Subsp. Bessarabicus

Aster amellus subsp. bessarabicus is a lesser-known member of the Asteraceae family native to eastern Europe. This subspecies thrives in moist, temperate environments and is often found in meadows and along riverbanks. Its distinguishing features include narrow, lance-shaped leaves and small, daisy-like flowers that bloom in late summer. Despite its modest appearance, it plays an important role in local ecosystems by supporting pollinators. Conservation efforts are needed to protect this plant from habitat loss and environmental changes.