#regional flora
- Bugloss herb — A regional or vernacular term used in certain floristic works to designate species of herbaceous plants adapted to saline or calcareous soils (sometimes correlated with the genus Anchusa or similar plants of the Boraginaceae family). It is characterized by pubescent stems and intensely colored flowers, having a specific ecological role in stabilizing local biotopes.
- Alkanet herb — A popular or regional name attributed to certain herbaceous plants of the Boraginaceae family (often correlated with the genus Anchusa), characterized by stiff hairs on stems and leaves, and small, intensely colored flowers in shades of blue, purple, or red. The plant grows wild in rural areas, roadsides, or fallow lands, occasionally used in traditional empirical medicine.