Martin Pellizzer

Fumana Paphlagonica Subsp. Alpina

Fumana paphlagonica subsp. alpina is a rare and delicate plant found in the high-altitude regions of the Balkans. It belongs to the Apiaceae family, known for its aromatic and often edible members. This subspecies thrives in rocky and alpine environments, where it adapts to harsh climatic conditions. Its small, white flowers bloom in early summer, adding a subtle beauty to its rugged habitat. Due to its limited distribution and fragile ecosystem, it is considered a species of conservation concern.