Stock Photo: Bolivian Coriander Or Porophyllum Ruderale Cass
ID 262489906 © Muhamadmiftahyusuf | Megapixl.com
Bolivian coriander is a type of plant that belongs to the kenikir-kenikir tribe or Asteraceae. In Mexico and South America, the fragrant leaves are used as a seasoning for salsa. However, in Indonesia, this plant is found wild as a weed. The Sundanese call it fresh fresh mango scent
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america asteraceae belongs bolivian branch cass coriander field flower fragrant fresh grass grassland green herb indonesia kenikir-kenikir lawn leaf leaves mango meadow mexico nature plant porophyllum prairie produce ruderale scent seasoning shrub south sundanese tree tribe type used weed wild wildflower wildlife
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