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Genus composed of about 86 shrubby and herbaceous species, distributed mainly through temperate areas of the northern hemisphere. In North Africa it is represented by 18 species, some completely herbaceous (such as S. arguta), but mostly perennial and ± woody at the base species, though only one (S. canina) can be considered shrubby. Among the...