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Georgian Comfrey

Symphytum ibericum Steven
Georgian Comfrey
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Symphytum ibericum, commonly known as Georgian Comfrey, is a species in the genus Symphytum of the Boraginaceae family. It was first described by Steven in 1851 and is part of a globally distributed group of plants.

Description

Symphytum ibericum belongs to the Boraginaceae family, a group of flowering plants that includes many herbaceous species. This species is part of the Symphytum genus, which is known for its various comfrey species. The plant is native to the region of Georgia and has since been recorded in other parts of the world. The species was formally published in 1851 by the botanist Steven, who provided its scientific classification. The common name 'Georgian Comfrey' reflects its origin in the region of Georgia. The global distribution of the species indicates that it has been introduced or spread to multiple regions outside its native range.

Other common names

Georgian Comfrey

Distribution

Global

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