Tracella
Tracella is a lesser-known but historically significant genus of flowering plants belonging to the family *Asteraceae*, commonly referred to as the sunflower family. The genus is primarily associated with the Mediterranean region, particularly parts of southern Europe and North Africa. Tracella plants are characterized by their small, daisy-like flowers and slender, often hairy stems, though they are not widely cultivated or commercially significant.
The genus was first described in the 19th century, with its name derived from the Latinized form
Botanically, Tracella plants exhibit composite flower heads, where multiple small florets cluster together to form a
Tracella remains relatively obscure in horticulture, with few species cultivated outside of specialized botanical gardens or
Further research into Tracella could provide insights into plant resilience in arid conditions, potentially offering ecological