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The distribution of the species known as Aydın Ölmez flower in our country is only Kuşadası and it is an endemic species specific to this region. It spreads on soils consisting of limestone facing the sea. It is a perennial herbaceous species and flowering time is 4-5. for months. It is one of the important medicinal plants. The tea prepared by the brewing method prepared from the flowering parts of the plant is used as a diuretic, kidney stone reducer, against allergic skin diseases, biliary diseases and migraine.

It was introduced to the scientific world from Kuşadası and takes its name from Samson Mountain (formerly Mykale) located on the Dilek Peninsula. According to the IUCN (CR) it is a critically endemic plant. It is known locally as Aydın Gaşağı, Tüllüşah and Delice artichoke. It is widespread in Kuşadası and Muğla in our country. It is a perennial semi-herbaceous species. Flowering time 6-7. It is usually found in dry bushes and calcareous maquis areas and roadsides up to 300 m above sea level. It can be used in landscape applications. The plant has medicinal effects, it is stated that the substances obtained from these plants are used in cancer studies. The valley, which is one of the rare places where this endangered plant grows, is one of the places that nature lovers should see.

It was introduced to the scientific world from Kuşadası and takes its name from Samson Mountain (formerly Mykale) located on the Dilek Peninsula. According to the IUCN (CR) it is a critically endemic plant. It is known locally as Aydın GAşağı, Tüllüşah and Delice artichoke. It is widespread in Kuşadası and Muğla in our country. It is a perennial semi-herbaceous species. Flowering time 6-7. It is usually found in dry bushes and calcareous maquis areas and roadsides up to 300 m above sea level. It can be used in landscape applications. The plant has medicinal effects, it is stated that the substances obtained from these plants are used in cancer studies. The valley, which is one of the rare places where this endangered plant grows, is one of the places that nature lovers should see.

Peony is one of our important endemic species. In our country, in the South and West Anatolia region, 1800 mt. It grows under the forest, on the banks of streams and in moist soils. Flowering time is the 7th month. It is one of the important species that can be used in landscape works.