Salvira integrifolia
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The label name "Salvira integrifolia" does not correspond to any recognized botanical taxon; it is most likely a distortion or misreading of a handwritten label. The most plausible interpretation is the genus Salvia (sages, family Lamiaceae), a large cosmopolitan genus of several hundred herbaceous or subshrubby species, typically with aromatic leaves and two-lipped flowers borne in spikes or whorls, in colours varying by species. These plants, generally not geophytes, prefer well-drained soil and full sun. As the precise identity could not be confirmed, this description is given only as an indicative best guess at genus level.
- Flowering height :0-15 cm
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