Members of the Lamiaceae, or mint family, are used worldwide for medicinal, culinary and/or magical-religious purposes, as well in pesticides and ornamental plants. Very little is known about nepticulids, pygmy moths, leaf miners but they may be an important component South American diversity potential pests economically-important species family. In this paper, four new leaf-mining Nepticulidae...

The Flora of Türkiye is very rich in the members Lamiaceae family. This study, it was aimed to investigate some physical characteristics, viability, germination performance their seeds, and initial seedling development 16 taxa belonging family collected from natural area. According results, highest lowest viability value recorded S. aethiopis (82.86%) S.yosgadensis (10.71%), respectively. root ...

Ocimum sanctum L. is commonly named Tulsi in India, an herb belonging to the Lamiaceae family. It has enormous medicinally valuable essential oils such as eugenol, oleanolic acid, carvacrol, linalool secondary metabolites. used treat various diseases Ayurveda and also processes of several pharmacological properties antioxidant, antifungal, antibacterial, antidiabetic, antifertility, hepatoprote...

W. orientalis is a one-year herbaceous plant, located in the Lamiaceae family, and called Ballıbaba Turkish. In presented study, antimicrobial anticancer properties of flowers extracts endemic were investigated for first time. Also, it was antiradical activity phytochemical contents this plant extracts. According to our study results, extract show very high against MCF-7, HCT-116 LNCaP cancer c...

Background & Aim: Different species from mint family (Lamiaceae) are used as spices and fragrance in food or as medicine against viral or microbial diseases in many countries for generation. Lamiaceae family contains 46 genus and 410 species. One of the valuable and medicinal species of this family is Ziziphora clinopodioides Lam. This species contains the essential o...