Sage 
Group:
Plants
Area(s) Where Listed As Endangered:
Cyprus, Ecuador
Status/Date(s) Listed as Endangered:
  Scientific Name Status Listing Date Range
1. Salvia austromelissodoraVU-IUCN2004Ecuador
2. Salvia curticalyxVU-IUCN2004Ecuador
3. Salvia ecuadorensisEN-IUCN2004Ecuador
4. Salvia flocculosaVU-IUCN2004Ecuador
5. Salvia humboltianaNT-IUCN2004Ecuador
6. Salvia leucocephalaVU-IUCN2004Ecuador
7. Salvia loxensisEN-IUCN2004Ecuador
8. Salvia peregrinaEN-IUCN2004Ecuador
9. Salvia trachyphyllaVU-IUCN2004Ecuador
10. Salvia unguellaEN-IUCN2004Ecuador
11. Salvia venerisCR-IUCN2006Cyprus


Species/Common Names:
Salvia austromelissodora
Salvia curticalyx
Salvia ecuadorensis
Salvia flocculosa
Salvia humboltiana
Salvia leucocephala
Salvia loxensis
Salvia peregrina
Salvia trachyphylla
Salvia unguella
Salvia veneris
Kythrean Sage
S. crassifolia

Facts Summary:
Salvia (commonly known as the Sage species) is a genus of plants of concern and found in the following area(s): Cyprus, Ecuador.


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