Martin Pellizzer

Centaurea Triniifolia Subsp. Campylacme

Centaurea triniifolia subsp. campylacme is a lesser-known member of the Asteraceae family that thrives in rocky and arid environments. This subspecies is distinguished by its unique floral structure and vibrant blue-pink petals that attract pollinators. Native to specific regions in the Mediterranean, it has adapted to harsh conditions with deep root systems and drought-resistant foliage. Despite its beauty, it remains underappreciated and often overlooked in botanical studies. Understanding this plant offers insight into ecological resilience and biodiversity in challenging habitats.