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Salvia sect. Hymenosphace
Hymenosphace
33 branches of this group, most-observed first
Mount Olympus Sage
speciesSalvia ringens
Salvia scabiosifolia
speciesSalvia scabiosifolia
Turkish Black Sage
speciesSalvia absconditiflora
Kurdish Basil
speciesSalvia multicaulis
Mountain Sage
speciesSalvia pomifera
Gariep Sage
speciesSalvia garipensis
Candelabra Sage
speciesSalvia candelabrum
Featherleaf Sage
speciesSalvia pinnata
Turkish Cliff Sage
speciesSalvia recognita
Salvia tchihatcheffii
speciesSalvia tchihatcheffii
Salvia suffruticosa
speciesSalvia suffruticosa
Salvia heldreichiana
speciesSalvia heldreichiana
Anatolian Lulling Sage
speciesSalvia wiedemannii
Anatolian Wand Sage
speciesSalvia cadmica
Salvia euphratica
speciesSalvia euphratica
Salvia pachystachya
speciesSalvia pachystachya
Atlas Mountain Sage
speciesSalvia interrupta
Anatolian Moon Sage
speciesSalvia aytachii
Handsome Sage
speciesSalvia albimaculata
Salvia pisidica
speciesSalvia pisidica
Lake Van Sage
speciesSalvia kronenburgii
Anatolian Cushion Sage
speciesSalvia caespitosa
Kurdish Sage
speciesSalvia kurdica
Violet-veined Anatolian Sage
speciesSalvia blepharochlaena
Salvia potentillifolia
speciesSalvia potentillifolia
Salvia sericeotomentosa
speciesSalvia sericeotomentosa
Salvia cerinopruinosa
speciesSalvia cerinopruinosa
Salvia adenophylla
speciesSalvia adenophylla
Mount Ahir Sage
speciesSalvia marashica
Izmirian Sage
speciesSalvia smyrnaea
Malatian Sage
speciesSalvia ballsiana
Anatolian Lemon Sage
speciesSalvia quezelii
Salvia nazalena
speciesSalvia nazalena
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 1572075.