👉 Camelina is a type of flowering plant that belongs to the family Araceae, commonly known as the camel's tail or camel's hair. It is native to Africa and North America, with some species found in Asia and Australia. Camels have a long, slender stem, often resembling a camel's head, and their flowers are typically arranged in clusters of several petals. The name "Camelina" comes from the Latin word "camilla," meaning "camel's tail."
