Martin Pellizzer

Lepidium Montanum Subsp. Integrifolium

Lepidium montanum subsp. integrifolium is a lesser-known member of the Brassicaceae family. This plant is native to high altitude regions of the Andes and is adapted to cold and rocky environments. It is characterized by its compact growth habit and distinctive, toothed leaves. Though not widely cultivated, it holds ecological significance in its native habitat. Its study contributes to our understanding of plant adaptation to extreme conditions.