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Salvia

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Salvia
a genus of the plant family Lamiaceae.
Salvia coccinea
an unidentified toxin causes abortion, diarrhea, recumbency. Called also S. lineata, red salvia.
Salvia reflexa
has a high nitrate content and causes nitrate-nitrite poisoning in ruminants. Called also mintweed.
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