Sempervivum minutum

Sempervivum minutum belongs to the genus Sempervivum and is part of the Crassulaceae family, commonly known as the stonecrops. This species is native to Spain and is characterized by its adaptations to arid or rocky environments, typical of the family. The name was formally published in 1909 by Nyman ex C.Pau, building on the earlier taxonomic contributions of Kunze ex Willk. As a member of the Crassulaceae, S. minutum shares traits such as fleshy leaves and compact growth forms, which are well-suited to dry habitats.