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    Labiatae: Family: Accepted Name: Mentha ×villosa Huds., Fl. Angl. Ed. Vol. 2, 250, Pro Sp. 1778. Synonyms

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    This document provides taxonomic information about Mentha ×villosa Huds., including its accepted name, synonyms, list of subordinate taxa, author abbreviations used, and notes on its geographical distribution, cultivation, and phylogeny. It is identified as a triploid, sterile hybrid originating from M. spicata L. em. L. and M. suaveolens Ehrh. that is cultivated as a pot herb, medicinal plant, and for herbal tea in parts of Europe, Morocco, and Asia, and has established as a garden escape in cultivation areas.

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    This document provides taxonomic information about Mentha ×villosa Huds., including its accepted name, synonyms, list of subordinate taxa, author abbreviations used, and notes on its geographical distribution, cultivation, and phylogeny. It is identified as a triploid, sterile hybrid originating from M. spicata L. em. L. and M. suaveolens Ehrh. that is cultivated as a pot herb, medicinal plant, and for herbal tea in parts of Europe, Morocco, and Asia, and has established as a garden escape in cultivation areas.

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    Family: Labiatae Juss., Gen. Pl. 110., nom. cons.

    Accepted name: Mentha villosa Huds. , Fl. angl. ed. vol. 2, 250, pro sp. 1778.
    Synonyms:
    = Mentha gratissima Weber in Wigg., , Prim. fl. holsat, 43. 1780.
    = Mentha mosoniensis H. Braun in Verh. Zool.-bot. Ges. Wien vol. 40, 373. 1890.
    = Mentha scotica R.A. Graham in Watsonia vol. 4, 119. 1958.
    = Mentha cordifolia auct.? an Opiz ex Fresen.
    = Mentha merdinah Backer ex Ochse & Bakh. , Ind. groent., 354, f. 224. 1931.
    = Mentha nemorosa Willd. , Sp. pl. vol. 3, 75. 1800.

    APN

    List of subordinate taxa:

    1.

    Mentha villosa nm. alopecuroides

    Author abbreviations of scientific names marked with APN are standardised according to 'Authors of Plant Names'
    (Brummitt & Powell 1992). Publications of scientific names marked with TL2 are standardised according to
    'Taxonomic Literature' (Stafleu & Cowan 1976-1988and Stafleu & Mennenga 1992-1998), those marked
    with BPH are standardized according to 'B-P-H' (Lawrence et al. 1968 and Bridson 1991) If not indicated otherwise
    the source of common names is 'Hanelt & Institute of Plant Genetics and Crop Plant Research (2001).'
    Notes on Geographical Distribution, Cultivation and Phylogeny
    Cultivated as a pot herb, medicinal plant and for herbal tea in Europe, Morocco, occasionally the Antilles, Philippines
    and Java; in Central Europe of declining importance. Triploid, sterile hybrid from M. spicata L. em. L. and M.
    suaveolens Ehrh. Morphologically variable. Originated in the area of the parents.
    Wild distribution:

    Southern and western Europe; also an established garden escape in the area of cultivation.

    Original text version dating from April 2001, contributed by K. Hammer.

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