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What (who) is SALVIA - definition
Salvia
![digger bee]] probing a male-stage flower of ''[[Salvia hierosolymitana]]''. The stamens deposit pollen on the bee's back.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Anthophora on Salvia 1.jpg?width=200 "digger bee]] probing a male-stage flower of ''[[Salvia hierosolymitana]]''. The stamens deposit pollen on the bee's back.")
![Patch of Dominican sage (''[[Salvia dominica]]'') growing in Israel](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Patch of Dominican sage.jpg?width=200 "Patch of Dominican sage (''[[Salvia dominica]]'') growing in Israel")
GENUS OF PLANTS
Rhodochlamys; Sclarea; Covola; Melinum; Schraderia; Stiefia; Stenarrhena; Aitopsis; Belospis; Calosphace; Codanthera; Crolocos; Elelis; Enipea; Epiadena; Euriples; Flipanta; Glutinaria; Hematodes; Kiosmina; Larnastyra; Lesemia; Megyathus; Melligo; Oboskon; Ormiastis; Ormilis; Piaradena; Pleudia; Rhodormis; Sobiso; Terepis; Fenixanthes; Leonura; Salviastrum; Aethyopys; Gallitrichum; Polakia; Sphacopsis; Audibertiella; Pycnosphace; Arischrada
·noun A genus of plants including the sage. ·see Sage.
salvia
GENUS OF PLANTS
Rhodochlamys; Sclarea; Covola; Melinum; Schraderia; Stiefia; Stenarrhena; Aitopsis; Belospis; Calosphace; Codanthera; Crolocos; Elelis; Enipea; Epiadena; Euriples; Flipanta; Glutinaria; Hematodes; Kiosmina; Larnastyra; Lesemia; Megyathus; Melligo; Oboskon; Ormiastis; Ormilis; Piaradena; Pleudia; Rhodormis; Sobiso; Terepis; Fenixanthes; Leonura; Salviastrum; Aethyopys; Gallitrichum; Polakia; Sphacopsis; Audibertiella; Pycnosphace; Arischrada
¦ noun a plant of a genus including sage, especially one cultivated for its spikes of bright flowers. [Genus Salvia.]
Origin
mod. L., from L. salvia 'sage'.
Salvia × superba
SPECIES OF PLANT
Salvia x superba; Salvia superba; Salvia ×superba
Salvia × superba is a widely grown Salvia hybrid. Its origins are unknown, though it first appeared in cultivation, and its parents are believed to include Salvia × sylvestris and Salvia amplexicaulis.
Examples of use of SALVIA
1. "Russia is a key market for the school," Salvia said.
2. Last year, Salvia and 38 other plants with hallucinogenic properties were banned for human consumption in Louisiana and Missouri added Salvia and 12 other drugs to its list of controlled substances.
3. May 11, 2006 (KHARTOUM) Sudans First Vice–President Salvia Kiir Mayardit has left Khartoum for Kampala.
4. After Reagan left office, Salvia went to work directly for RFE/RL in Munich.
5. Delaware is poised to become the third state to outlaw Salvia.