Tammeia

Tammeia is a fictional genus of flowering plants within the family Apiaceae. These plants are characterized by their compound leaves and inflorescences that typically form umbels. The flowers of tammeia species are generally small and possess five petals. Their fruits are usually schizocarps, splitting into two mericarps when mature.

The genus Tammeia is believed to originate from temperate regions, with various species found across continents. They often inhabit grasslands, meadows, and open woodlands, preferring well-drained soils. The specific ecological niche of each tammeia species can vary, influencing their distribution and local abundance.

Cultivation of tammeia is not widespread, as they are primarily known in botanical contexts rather than as ornamental or agricultural crops. Research into their medicinal properties or other uses has been limited, though some species may have traditional applications in certain cultures. Further study is needed to fully understand the diversity and potential of the tammeia genus.