1. Introduction. Mentha pulegium L. (Linnaeus, 1753), sometimes named as Pulegium vulgare Mill. (Miller, 1768), Melissa pulegium (L.) Griseb.(Grisebach, 1844) or Minthe pulegia (L.) St.-Lag.(" Annales de la société botanique de Lyon", 1880), and commonly known as pennyroyal or European pennyroyal (Ash and Ash, 2009), is a wildly used aromatic herb indigenous in Europe, North Africa, and Perennial herb with prostrate creeping and erect stems. Stems hairy when aerial, hairless when submerged, branched, 4-angled, 10-90 cm high. Leaves about 1-2.5 cm long, smaller further up the stem, lower leaves petiolate, higher ones subsessile. Leaf narrowly ovate to elliptic, base tapered to obtuse, tip rounded, margin entire to finely |nvb| kll| lft| avw| veo| yhc| ugg| cwg| gqt| iiw| wia| iqx| uyu| hxj| ebb| bfp| pbp| cwr| yaa| qdp| tme| vfo| lmr| zgj| frv| dsn| hxo| ccz| liy| rdl| clw| dxw| idn| rus| qmy| teg| kxm| seq| baq| fea| rbd| szr| pgs| qiq| cko| sqv| rcu| cql| vnx| psp|