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Published In: Diagnoses Plantarum Orientalium Novarum, ser. 1 5: 11. 1844. (Diagn. Pl. Orient., ser. 1,) Name publication detail
 

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Contributor Text: I.C. Hedge
Flower/Fruit: Fl. Per.: April-June.
Type: Type: [Iran, Fars] inter Fasa et Shiraz, Aucher-Eloy 5197 [holo G!].
Distribution: Distribution: N. Iraq, Iran, Caucasus, Afghanistan, Pakistan.
Comment/Acknowledgements: A very abundant and polymorphic plant in Iran and Afghanistan, but less variable in our area. Related to Salvia moocroftiana and where the two species grow together, hybridization may occur: Lace 3402 cited above has some characters of Salvia moocroftiana.

The field note of Lace 3777 records ‘seeds used for fever and wounds’.

Map Location: D-4 Quetta: Ziarat to Quetta, A. Ghafoor & R. Yusuf 1503 (KUH); Ziarat, Lace 3402 (E); Brewery Road, Quetta, Saood Omer 1301 (KUH); Sheela Bagh hills near Chaman, Quetta, A. Ghafoor & R. Yusuf 1420 (KUH); Muslim Bagh to Dilsoora, Saood & Ghafoor 1725 (KUH); near Duki, road from Sanjawi, 1150 m, Lomond 1336 (E); Bostan to Saran Tagai, 1700 m, Lamond 1117 (E); Hanna valley, 2100 m, Lace 3777 (E); D-5 Quetta: Mekhtar to Murgha Kibzai, 1500 m, Lamond 1421 (E); Mekhtar, Rechinger 29782 (W); E-4 Baluchistan: Bolan Pass, Quetta to Sibi, 1500 m, Lamond 719 (E); Bolan pass, 1500 m, Lomond 880 (E); F-2 Baluchistan: Makran, Hoshab to Panjgur, south of Balgather plain, 600 m, Lamond 531 (E); Awaran to Turbat, 150 m, Rechinger 27757 (W); Hoshab to Turbat, Kazmi 1136 (KUH); Panjgur Irrigation Scheme, 1000 m, Lomond 591 (E); F-3 Baluchistan: Makran, c. 20 km W Hoshab, Lamond 383 (E).

 

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Perennial, herbaceous, strongly aromatic, lemon-scented, pale yellowish green. Stems few to several from a woody rootstock, up to 60 cm, erect, sturdy, quadrangular, below eglandular pilose, above with a dense indumentum of short glandular hairs and sessile oil globules. Leaves distributed over stem, few, elliptic to ovate-oblong, c. 6-14 x 2-8 cm, margin subentire to irregularly serrate or lobed, apex usually acute, occasionally rounded, below with short eglandular hairs and numerous sessile oil globules; petiole on median cauline leaves up to 10 cm. Inflorescence widely branched; verticillasters 2-6-flowered, clearly distant. Bracts broadly ovate, up to 25 x 20 mm but variable in size. Pedicels short, c. 2 mm in flower and fruit, erect-spreading. Calyx distinctly tubular, 14-17 mm in flower elongating and somewhat hardening to c. 20 mm in fruit, but scarcely widening, with a thick indumentum of capitate glandular hairs and sessile oil globules; teeth of upper and lower lips distinct, spinulose. Corolla white, 20-30 mm long; tube clearly exserted from calyx lips, ± straight, not invaginated, esquamulate; upper lip somewhat falcate. Lower thecae sterile dolabriform, adhering. Nutlets broad ovoid, shiny brown with darker venation, c. 2.8 x 2.3 mm.
 
 
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