Martin Pellizzer

Medicago Truncatula Var. Uncinata

Medicago truncatula var. uncinata is a lesser-known but ecologically significant plant species native to certain regions of the Mediterranean. This variant of the common medick is distinguished by its unique hooked leaves, which set it apart from other members of the genus. It thrives in rocky and arid environments, making it a resilient species adapted to harsh conditions. Despite its limited distribution, it plays a crucial role in soil stabilization and supports local biodiversity. Its study offers valuable insights into plant adaptation and ecological resilience.