Topic summary
Menthinae
Extracted from the Wikipedia article Mentheae.
Mentheae is the largest tribe of plants in the family Lamiaceae. It includes herbs such as sage, hyssop, mint, catnip, bee balm and thyme. GeneraSubtribe LycopinaeLycopus (21 living species)Subtribe MenthinaeAcanthominthaBlephiliaBystropogonClinopodiumConradinaCuminiaCunilaCyclotrichiumDicerandraDrymosiphonEriothymusGlechonGontscharoviaHedeomaHesperozygisHoehneaKillickia (treated as part of Micromeria by Harley et al. 2004)KurzamraMenthaMicromeriaMinthostachysMonardaMonardellaObtegomeriaOriganumPentapleuraPiloblephisPogogynePoliominthaPycnanthemumRhabdocaulonRhododonSaccocalyxSaturejaStachydeomaThymbraThymusZatariaZiziphoraSubtribe NepetinaeAgastacheCedronellaDracocephalumDrepanocaryumGlechomaHeterolamiumHymenocraterHyssopusKudrjascheviaLallemantiaLophanthusMarmoritisMeehaniaNepetaSchizonepetaSubtribe PrunellinaeCleoniaHorminumPrunellaSubtribe SalviinaeChaunostomaLepechiniaMelissaMeriandra, syn. of SalviaSalviaIncertae sedis(uncertain placement): Acinos (treated as part of Clinopodium by Harley et al. 2004)References