Which environments are most suitable for plants in the leadwort family Plumbaginaceae?

Plants in the leadwort family, Plumbaginaceae, are distributed globally but are most commonly found in specific environments. They thrive primarily in saline situations, such as seashores and other salt-affected habitats.12

While the family is widespread, certain members are also adapted to other distinct ecological niches. For instance, some species, such as Armeria maritima (sea thrift), are commonly found on sea cliffs and in high mountain regions.3