Boraginales is an order of flowering plants primarily composed of herbs, shrubs, and small trees. Many species in this order are adapted to temperate and tropical environments, often featuring rough, hairy leaves and distinctive coiled inflorescences. The order includes the Boraginaceae family, which contains well-known genera such as Borago.
Most species are distributed worldwide, with a strong presence in Mediterranean and temperate regions. Boraginales members play important ecological roles, supporting pollinators and contributing to biodiversity. Some species are cultivated for ornamental purposes, while others have medicinal or culinary uses.
The best example of a commercial crop from the order Boraginales is Starflower or Borage (Borago officinalis).
Total families found for Boraginales: 1
- 1) Boraginaceae
Total plants found for Boraginales: 2
- 1) Lacy Phacelia
- 2) Starflower