Asyneuma

Asyneuma is a genus of flowering plants belonging to the family Campanulaceae (bellflower family). These plants are native to Eurasia, particularly the Mediterranean region and parts of Asia.

Asyneuma species are typically herbaceous perennials, often characterized by their slender stems, alternate leaves, and terminal or axillary racemes or panicles of bell-shaped or tubular flowers. The flowers are usually blue, purple, or white.

Several species within the genus are recognized for their ornamental value and are cultivated in gardens. The classification and number of species within the genus have been subject to revision over time.

Asyneuma plants thrive in various habitats, including grasslands, rocky slopes, and woodlands. Specific ecological preferences can vary significantly between different species.

Due to their reliance on specific habitats, some Asyneuma species may be vulnerable to habitat loss and degradation, making conservation efforts important in certain regions. Further research into the distribution, ecology, and conservation status of individual species is ongoing.