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bugloss

Any of several plants native to Europe and Asia, distinguished by their rough, bristly leaves and small blue flowers. (Genera Anchusa, Lycopsis, and Echium, family Boraginaceae.)



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The biennial flower Lunaria, or honesty, is just one example of plants that show promising potential for drug development, and Echium, a type of borage, is being tapped as a source of Omega 3 and Omega 6 oils commonly found in fish, which protect against heart disease.
1 -- 2 -- cover -- color) Well-suited to California's climate are Papver nudicaule (Iceland poppies) and Echium candicans (blue marguerites).
 
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