#Azore
- Azores — A Portuguese archipelago composed of nine volcanic islands located in the middle of the North Atlantic Ocean, approximately 1500 km west of Lisbon; it represents an autonomous region of Portugal, world-renowned for its mountainous terrain, volcanic crater lakes, mild oceanic climate, and lush vegetation.
- Azorella — A genus of perennial herbaceous plants in the family Apiaceae, native to alpine and subantarctic regions of South America, New Zealand, and islands of the southern Indian Ocean; these plants grow extremely slowly and form dense, compact, cushion-like mats (such as Azorella compacta or Yareta), perfectly adapted to withstand violent winds and freezing temperatures.
- Azorella trifurcata — A species of creeping perennial herbaceous plant in the genus Azorella (Apiaceae family), native to the cold and mountainous regions of South America (Ecuador, Chile, Argentina); it is frequently used in horticulture as a ground cover plant due to its rigid, glossy leaves, divided into three sharp lobes, forming a dense, compact green mat that is highly resistant to drought and low temperatures.