Sedum eriocarpum
A small annual-to-short-lived Mediterranean stonecrop of rock crevices and stony ground in Greece, the Aegean, Türkiye and the Levant. It grows in the cool, wet winter and spring, flowers in spring and then dies or goes dormant in the hot, dry summer.
Where it grows wild
Limestone and other rock crevices, walls, and thin stony soils in open Mediterranean scrub and phrygana.
Recorded at 5–1356 m, median about 385 m.
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