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Salvia fruticosa  MILL.

Fam.: Lamiaceae / Mint Fam.

Synon.:  Salvia triloba  L.F.

Genus:  Salvia  L.

Authors:
	MILL.:		Philip Miller (1691 - 1771), English gardener
	L.F.:		Carl von Linné (Carolus Linnaeus junior, 1741 - 1783), Swedish botanist, son of Linnaeus
	L.:		Carl von Linné (Linnaeus, 1707 - 1777), Swedish naturalist who introduced the binary naming system for plants and animals

Etymology:
	Salvia:		Roman plant name, from slavare = to heal
	fruticosa:		bushy
	triloba:		three-lobed

Fig. 1:  Salvia fruticosa / Greek Sage GR Igoumenitsa 13.5.2008

Fig. 2:  Salvia fruticosa / Greek Sage GR Igoumenitsa 13.5.2008

Fig. 3:  Salvia fruticosa / Greek Sage GR Igoumenitsa 13.5.2008

Fig. 4:  Salvia fruticosa / Greek Sage Rhodos, Kolymbia 20.3.2005

Fig. 5:  Salvia fruticosa / Greek Sage Rhodos, Vatio 1.5.1987

Fig. 6:  Salvia fruticosa / Greek Sage Rhodos, Profitis Ilias 29.4.1987

Fig. 7:  Salvia fruticosa / Greek Sage Rhodos, Epta Piges 27.3.2019

Fig. 8:  Salvia fruticosa / Greek Sage GR Parnitha 22.5.2008

Fig. 9:  Salvia fruticosa / Greek Sage Crete, Kavousi 11.4.2015

Fig. 10:  Salvia fruticosa / Greek Sage Crete, Kavousi 11.4.2015

Fig. 11:  Salvia fruticosa / Greek Sage Crete, Knossos 1.4.2015

Fig. 12:  Salvia fruticosa / Greek Sage Chios, Mesta 2.4.2016

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