Alyssum dimorphum (Umbrella Tank)

Classification and Family

Alyssum dimorphum, also known as the umbrella tank or umbrellum bubble, is a type of flowering plant belonging to the Brassicaceae family.

Characteristics

This annual plant grows up to 520 inches in height, with a single stem branching from its base. The flowers are small, measuring around 4-5 mm in length, and are arranged in rolls of hair-like structures.

Distribution and Habitat

Alyssum dimorphum is native to the regions of southern Europe, including Bulgaria, Greece, Macedonia, and Cyprus, as well as parts of western Asia, such as Turkey. It can also be found growing on dry and stony slopes in Ukraine, extending eastwards into the Federation.

Notes

The plant's distribution includes various countries across southern Europe and western Asia, making it a widely distributed species within its family.

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