Satureja subspicata
Satureja subspicata Bartl. ex Vis.

Satureja subspicata is a species in the genus Satureja, belonging to the Lamiaceae family. It was first described in 1826 by Bartl. ex Vis. This plant is native to several countries in southeastern and central Europe, including Albania, Austria, Bulgaria, Italy, and Yugoslavia.
Description
Satureja subspicata is a member of the Lamiaceae, a family commonly known as the mint family. It is distributed across parts of southeastern and central Europe, where it occurs in Albania, Austria, Bulgaria, Italy, and Yugoslavia. The species was formally published in 1826 under the authorship of Bartl. ex Vis. As part of the genus Satureja, it is closely related to other savory species known for their aromatic properties. The plant is adapted to the ecological conditions of its native range and is part of the diverse flora of the region.
Distribution
Albania · Austria · Bulgaria · Italy · Yugoslavia
Synonyms
Satureja montana var. subspicata



