Plantae Ruta is a notable genus of flowering plants in the family Rutaceae, commonly known as the rue family. In the region of the Comunidad Valenciana, this plant is often referred to simply as "ruda."

Rutas are perennial herbaceous plants or small shrubs that are well known for their aromatic qualities and distinctive appearance. They are traditionally used for both ornamental and medicinal purposes. Here are some key characteristics and uses of Plantae Ruta:

• Appearance: These plants typically feature small yellow flowers and finely divided, blue-green leaves. The leaves have a strong, sometimes pungent scent, which makes them recognizable.
• Medicinal Use: Ruta has been historically used in traditional medicine despite potential toxicity, and any use should be approached with caution. It has been used to alleviate various ailments, although scientific evidence on efficacy is limited.
• Ornamental Use: Used in gardens for its distinctive foliage and aromatic properties, providing an aesthetically pleasing presence.
• Symbolism: In various cultures, ruta is regarded as a symbol of grace and also has associations with protection and purity.

Ruta species thrive in sunny locations with well-drained soils, making them well-suited to the climate and growing conditions found in the Comunidad Valenciana.