Scille-d'automne à feuilles obtuses

This species is considered widespread and sometimes locally abundant. Nevertheless, since the beginning of the 20th century, localities have continued to be destroyed by urban and infrastructure expansion along the Mediterranean coastline. As a result, a global continuous decline of its population is assumed but the extent of this decline could not be quantified. The species also appears to be close to qualifying as severely fragmented due to the increasing urbanization and infrastructure development, and the fact that this plant produces few diaspores that are dispersed locally, with at least 50% of the total population expected to exists in subpopulations between which there is no genetic exchange.