Norvalias
Norvalias is a genus of flowering plants in the family Asteraceae. Endemic to the Norvalian Archipelago, it comprises several described species that occupy coastal cliffs, meadows, and montane habitats across the islands. The genus is named for Norvalia, the region where the first collections were made. The type species is Norvalias maritima.
Species include Norvalias maritima, Norvalias alpina, Norvalias aurea, and Norvalias denudata. They range from low-lying perennials
Norvalias plants are herbaceous, reaching roughly 10–60 cm in height. Leaves are simple to lobed. The inflorescences
Ecology: They favor rocky, nutrient-poor soils and are often found near coastlines or in alpine meadows. They
Conservation and uses: Several Norvalias species have restricted ranges and are threatened by habitat loss and