Centaurea Virgata Subsp. Aggregata

Centaurea virgata subsp. aggregata is a lesser-known member of the thistle family known for its unique floral structure and ecological importance. This subspecies is native to specific regions in the Mediterranean and is often found in rocky or arid environments. Its small, clustered flowers display a mix of blue and purple hues, making it visually striking despite its modest size. The plant is adapted to survive in harsh conditions, showcasing resilience and specialized growth patterns. Due to its limited distribution, it is considered a rare and valuable species for botanical study and conservation efforts.