Nonea rossica

Nonea rossica is a member of the Boraginaceae family, commonly known as the borage family. This plant species was formally introduced in the scientific literature by Steven in 1851. The genus Nonea includes several species, and N. rossica is one of them. The Boraginaceae family is characterized by typically hairy stems and leaves, and often features showy flowers. Plants in this family are found in various habitats and are distributed across many regions of the world. Nonea rossica shares the typical morphological traits associated with the family, including features such as bracteate inflorescences and nut-like fruits.