It is found in Asia Minor , Iran and the South Caucasus .
It grows in dry places in the lower and middle zones of the mountains.
Plant 40–60 cm tall.
Stems from one to four, straight, branched upward, whitish-grayish.
Basal leaves are numerous, elliptical or rounded, white-shaped; stem - oblong, narrowed to base, finely toothed, petiolate . Apical (bracts) leaves resemble stem, but smaller, almost sessile, longer than false whorls.
The inflorescence is long, from 8-10- flowered false whorls , placed at the bottom, at the top close; calyx with tube 4.5–5.5 mm long, about five to ten unequal teeth, 2–2.5 cm long; corolla whitish-yellowish.
Species Shandra few-flowered enters into the genus Shandra ( Marrubium ) of the subfamily Yasnotkovye ( Nepetoideae ) of the family Yasnotkovye ( Lamiaceae ) of the order Yarotkotsvetnye ( Lamiales ).
| 21 more families (according to the APG II System ) | | more than 50 births | |
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| order Clear colors | | | subfamily Climber | | | species Shandra few-flowered |
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| department Flowering, or Angiosperms | | | Clear-wood family | | | Shandra | | |
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| another 44 orders of flowering plants
(according to the APG II System ) | | 7 more subfamilies
(according to the APG II System ) | | about 40 species |
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