I need a Latin name to name my salsa...?

Its not too hot or nor too weak... Its not too chunky nor too thin... Its not green but red in texture...

I need a Latin name to name my salsa...?
acaulis = stemless


aestivalis = flowering in spring


alba = white


alpestris = from mountains


alpicola = from mountains


alpina = from the alps


altissima = tallest


america = from America


angustifolia = narrow-leaved


annua = annual


-antha = -flowered (e.g. micrantha = small-flowered)


arboricola = living on trees


arctica = from the arctic


arenaria = from sandy places


argentea = silvery


armata = prickly


arvensis = of the field


aurantiaca = orange


aurea = golden, yellow


australis = from the south (not necessarily Australia)


autumnalis = of autumn


azurea = blue


barbata = bearded, hairy


bellidifolia = with leaves like those of a daisy


borealis = from the north


bulbifera = bearing bulbs


bulgarica = from Bulgaria


caerulea = blue


caespitosa = dense


campanulata = campanulate, like a bell


campestris = of the field


canadensis = from Canada


canariensis = from the Canary Isles


capensis = from the Cape, South Africa


chilensis = from Chile


chinensis = from China


chrysantha = yellow


clivora = from the hills


coccinea = red


compacta = compact


decidua = deciduous


densiflora = dense-flowered


digitata = (leaves) like a hand, with five lobes


edulis = edible


esculenta = edible


farinosa = floury, powdery


ficifolia = like a fig leaf


flava = yellow


-flora = -flowered (e.g. viridiflora = green-flowered)


flore plena = with double flowers


florida = floriferous


foetida = with an unpleasant smell


-folia = -leaved (e.g. tenuifolia = narrow-leaved)


foliosa = leafy


fruticosa = shrubby


gigantea = giant


glabra = smooth


glacialis = from cold areas


glutinosa = sticky


graeca = from Greece


graminifolia = with grassy leaves


grandiflora = large-flowered


grandis = big


helvetica = from Switzerland


hirsuta = hairy


hispida = bristly


humilis = short


hyemalis = of winter


incana = grey


inodora = unscented


integrifolia = entire, undivided (leaves)


japonica = from Japan


lanata = woolly


lanceolata = lance-shaped (leaves)


latifolia = wide-leaved


longiflora = with long flowers


longifolia = with long leaves


lutea = yellow


macrantha = large flowered


macro- = large- (e.g. macrorhiza = large-rooted)


macrocarpa = large-fruited


macrophylla = with large leaves


macrorrhiza = with large roots


maculata = spotted


magellanica = from the south of South America


magenta = magenta


magna = big


majus = bigger


maritima = maritime, near the sea


maxima = biggest


mexicana = from Mexico


micrantha = small flowered


microphylla = with small leaves


millefolia = with many (thousands of) leaves


minima = small


minor = smaller


montana = from mountains


multiflora = many flowered


muralis = growing on walls


nana = small


nocturna = nocturnal


ochroleuca = cream


odorata = perfumed


officinalis = with herbal uses


ovalifolia = with oval leaves


pallida = cream


palustris = from marshes


parvi- = small- (e.g. parivflora = small-flowered)


parviflora = small flowered


parvifolia = with small leaves


pauci- = few- (e.g. pauciflora =few-flowered)


pauciflora = few-flowered


paucifolia = with few leaves


pendula = hanging


perennis = perennial


phoenicea = purple


-phylla = -leaved (e.g. macrophylla = large-leaved)


pinnata = with pinnate leaves


poly- = many (e.g polyantha = many-flowered)


polyphylla = with many leaves, leafy


praecox = early, of spring


pratensis = field


procumbens = creeping


prostrata = prostrate


pulverulenta = dusty


pumila = small


punica = red


purpurea = deep pink


pygmaea = small


quercifolia = oak=leaved


rediviva = perennial


rivalis = from near rivers


rivularis = from near rivers


rosea = rose pink


rotundifolia = round-leaved


rubra = red


rupestris = of hills


rupicola = of hills


russica = from Russia


sanguinea = blood-red
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It means certainly flavorfull
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