Teikiamas
Teikiamas is a small, herbaceous genus of flowering plants first described by French botanist Jules Dumont in 1905. The genus, placed within the family Apiaceae, is characterized by its compound umbels of white to pale pink flowers and finely dissected leaves. Individual species are typically perennial, with a taproot system that allows them to thrive in rocky or alpine soils. The flowers are relatively short-lived but display a fragrance reminiscent of fresh grass, attracting a variety of pollinators, including bees and hoverflies.
The natural range of Teikiamas extends across the temperate zones of East Asia, with confirmed populations
Traditional uses of Teikiamas are found among local mountain communities, who have employed the leaves and