Lamiaceae
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Names and connections
Labiatae; Menthaceae; Mint family (Plants); Nepetaceae
- Broader: Lamiales
- Narrower: Aeollanthus
- Narrower: Agastache
- Narrower: Ajuga
- Narrower: Basil
- Narrower: Bystropogon
- Narrower: Coleus
- Narrower: Eplingia
- Narrower: Germander
- Narrower: Hedeoma
- Narrower: Lamiastrum
- Narrower: Lamium
- Narrower: Lavenders
- Narrower: Leonurus
- Narrower: Marrubium
- Narrower: Melissa (Plants)
- Narrower: Minthostachys
- Narrower: Mints (Plants)
- Narrower: Monarda
- Narrower: Nepeta
- Narrower: Origanum
- Narrower: Otostegia
- Narrower: Perilla
- Narrower: Phlomis
- Narrower: Phyllostegia
- Narrower: Plectranthus
- Narrower: Pogogyne
- Narrower: Prunella
- Narrower: Pycnanthemum
- Narrower: Rosmarinus
- Narrower: Salvia
- Narrower: Savory
- Narrower: Scutellaria
- Narrower: Sideritis
- Narrower: Stachys
- Narrower: Thymbra
- Narrower: Thymes
- Narrower: Trichostema
Up to 40 narrower headings are shown. Full Library of Congress authority record
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 900799091385173504 · morton4x16-v1
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