Aethionema alpinum

Aethionema alpinum, a member of the Brassicaceae family, was formally described in 2023 by Moazzeni and Noroozi. This species belongs to the genus Aethionema, which is known for its herbaceous plants typically found in alpine or rocky habitats. The species name 'alpinum' suggests an affinity for high-altitude environments. The Brassicaceae family, also known as the mustard family, includes a wide range of economically and ecologically important plants. Aethionema alpinum contributes to the growing understanding of the diversity within the Brassicaceae, particularly in regions where Aethionema species are native.