Guizotia Oleifera

Guizotia oleifera is a flowering plant native to South America known for its oil-rich seeds. It belongs to the Asteraceae family and is often referred to as the "sunflower of the Andes." The plant thrives in temperate climates and is valued for its potential in sustainable agriculture. Its seeds can be pressed to produce edible oil used in cooking and cosmetics. Due to its nutritional profile and adaptability, Guizotia oleifera is gaining attention as a promising crop for the future.