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Borago officinalis

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Field Notes

Description:

La variedad cultivada normalmente es la de flor blanca, y silvestre la de flor azul.

Notes:

Curiosidades: Fue la primera verdura llevada por los españoles a Ámerica y su aclimatación fue excelente.

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Borago officinalis

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Comments (8)
Carolina
En serio? Yo pense que por los pelos podria ser de clima frio, asi se ven en los nevados, pero como no tengo ni idea de plantas haha... Gracias Eula!
eulalia rubio
Gracias, Sarah, Isabela y Carolina. Carolina: está junto a un río, a unos 25 km del mar Mediterráneo, es un clima muy suave.
Carolina
Demasiado linda! Parece de clima frio.
Isabela
Preciosísimo borago officinalis.

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