olotilat

Olotilat is a genus of flowering plants in the family Asteraceae, commonly known as the daisy family. The genus is native to the Mediterranean region, with its distribution extending into parts of North Africa and the Middle East. Plants in the genus Olotilat are typically herbaceous perennials or subshrubs, characterized by their daisy-like flower heads. These flower heads usually consist of ray florets and disc florets, with the ray florets often being white or pale yellow and the disc florets typically yellow. The leaves of Olotilat species are generally simple, though they can be lobed or toothed depending on the specific species.

Several species are recognized within the Olotilat genus. Some species are cultivated for their ornamental value in gardens, contributing to the diverse flora of the Asteraceae family. Others may have traditional uses in folk medicine in their native regions, though scientific research into these applications is often limited. The ecological role of Olotilat species varies, with some serving as important food sources for pollinators. The taxonomy and classification of Olotilat have been subject to revision, as with many plant genera, reflecting ongoing research in plant systematics. Conservation status for Olotilat species can differ, with some being widespread and abundant, while others may face threats due to habitat loss or other environmental factors.