Mentha longifolia and Tragopogon graminifolius have the highest Relative Frequency of Citation (RFC) at 0.65, followed by Falcaria vulgaris (RFC = 0.59), Malva neglecta (RFC = 0.54), Allium umbilicatum and Urtica dioica (RFC = 0.52), Lepidium draba and Rumex sp. (RFC = 0.47), Ziziphora clinopodioides (RFC = 0.45), and Allium iranicum (RFC = 0.43).

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• Urtica dioica L. concept
• Mentha longifolia concept