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| Collector | Maxwell, J.F. |
| Number | 90-1213 |
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| Country | Thailand |
| Subpart | Chiang Mai |
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| Locality | Mae Dtang District. Ban Bah Bae, Ban Bae Subdistrict. Open, disturbed thicket along a dirt road in the village; tea plantation area in mixed evergreen/deciduous forest; granite bedrock. |
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| Minimum elevation (m) | 850 |
| Maximum elevation (m) | 850 |
| Start date | 1990/11/05 |
| End date | 1990/11/05 |
| Family | Lamiaceae |
| Identification | Salvia misella Kunth |
| Determined by | Allan Paton |
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| Field notes | Erect, branching, scented herb to 1 m tall; inflorescence axes, calyx green, glandular-sticky; corolla tube white; lips blue; lower (larger) lip with white streaks inside in the lower half; anthers white; filaments, stigmas, style blue; blades dark green above, green below. Native to tropical America. |
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