The paper presents new contributions to the study on 2 spontaneous Teucrium species (T. polium, T. chamaedrys) and 8 allochthonous taxa (T. botrys, T. amaedrys subsp. nuchense, T. flavum, T. hircanicum, T. lamiifolium, T. lucidum, T. orientale, T. scorodonia), species less exploited, but valuable in terms of therapeutic use. The study of biomorphological peculiarities of the allochthonous species revealed the high adaptive potential and the perspective of their cultivation under local climatic and soil conditions, contributing to the enrichment of theassortment of medicinal plants, constituting new sources of raw material for the pharmaceutical industry.
