Symphytum sylvaticum

Symphytum sylvaticum is a member of the Boraginaceae family, a group of flowering plants commonly known as the borage family. The species is part of the Symphytum genus, which includes several herbaceous plants. This plant was scientifically described in 1875 by the botanist Boiss. and is naturally found in the region of Turkey. The genus Symphytum is characterized by its hairy stems and leaves, and often includes species with medicinal properties. Symphytum sylvaticum contributes to the biodiversity of the Boraginaceae family and is an example of the plant species endemic to the Turkish flora.