Hieracium Laevigatum Subsp. Sagotii

Hieracium laevigatum subsp. sagotii is a unique species of hawkweed found primarily in specific regions of eastern Europe. It is known for its distinctive yellow flowers and hairy leaves that help it survive in harsh environments. This subspecies is often mistaken for other hawkweed varieties due to its similar appearance. Despite its resilience, it faces threats from habitat loss and overgrazing. Studying this plant provides valuable insights into ecological adaptation and conservation efforts.