Salvia alba
Salvia alba is an annual or perennial herb that is native to southern Bolivia and northern Argentina, growing in the Tucuman-Bolivian forest belt in disturbed areas of semi-shaded moist woodland. In modern times it has been seen growing at  elevation, though there are records of a wider range of growth. S. alba is short-lived, upright, and many-branched, reaching approximately , though it is often shorter, with mature plants frequently eaten by insects. Petiolate leaves are ovate or ovate-elliptic,  by . The inflorescence of terminal racemes, with 4-16 verticillasters, is  long. The  corolla is pure white. Notes

alba
Flora of Bolivia
Plants described in 2007