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Salvia aethiopis is a
species of
perennial plant known by the
common names Mediterranean sage or
African sage. It is best
known as a
noxious weed, particularly...
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Salvia aegyptiaca L.
Salvia aequidens Botsch.
Salvia aequidistans Fernald Salvia aerea H.Lév.
Salvia aethiopis L.
Salvia africana L.
Salvia agnes...
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Salvia (/ˈsælviə/) is the
largest genus of
plants in the sage
family Lamiaceae, with just
under 1,000
species of shrubs,
herbaceous perennials, and annuals...
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Salvia sclarea, the
clary or
clary sage (clary
deriving from
Middle English clarie, from Anglo-Norman sclaree, from Late or
Medieval Latin sclarēia meaning...
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generation are on wing from July to August. The
larvae feed on
Salvia aethiopis and
Salvia sclarea. They mine the
leaves of
their host plant. Wikimedia...
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crispus (curled dock,
curly dock,
narrow dock, sour dock,
yellow dock)
Salvia aethiopis (Mediterranean sage,
African sage)
Salvinia molesta (giant salvinia...
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officinalis Salvia aethiopis Salvia africana (incorrect name S. africana-caerulea)
Salvia aurea (incorrect name S. africana-lutea)
Salvia apiana Salvia cadmica...
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Salsola soda—oppositeleaf
Russian thistle Salsola tragus—Russian
thistle Salvia aethiopis—African sage
Schinus molle—Peruvian/California
pepper tree Schinus...
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biological pest
control against noxious weed
Mediterranean sage (
Salvia aethiopis). The
adult weevil is dark gray to
black and has a
marking on its back...
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traditions for the
interpretation of
these signs. A tile
found at Urbs
Salvia in
Picenum depicts an
unusual composite Jove, "fairly
bristling with weapons":...
