Cochlearia Officinalis Var. Typica

Cochlearia mustard, scientifically known as Cochlearia officinalis var. typica, is a flowering plant native to coastal regions of Europe and North Africa. It belongs to the Brassicaceae family, which includes many economically important crops like cabbage and mustard. The plant is characterized by its small, clustered flowers and hairy, lobed leaves that thrive in salty, windy environments. It has been historically used in traditional medicine for its purported health benefits. Due to its unique adaptations and ecological significance, it remains a subject of interest for botanists and conservationists alike.