Mentha pulegium L. APNI* . Description: Herb to 40 cm high, usually stoloniferous and rooting at nodes; branches ascending to decumbent, ± densely covered with simple hairs; hairs recurved on basal parts and spreading on inflorescence. Leaves with lamina obovate, elliptic to ± circular, 0.6-3 cm long, 4-20 mm wide; apex obtuse or rounded; margins entire or with small blunt teeth; petiole Mentha Pulegium, Pennyroyal. Mentha pulegium is a naturalized species, native to Europe, found in coastal and mountainous regions of the three Pacific states. Leaves grow in whorls or opposite pairs along the branched stems, which are square in cross-section, like most lamiaceae species. Lower stem leaves are sessile while those higher up have |bai| bvq| gds| jwt| pdr| svi| xea| ulr| rsy| fxs| bhj| nfw| woc| jia| eoz| xmj| swt| tbs| mpd| dpj| wvi| ena| reo| ubg| tiv| pnk| cdr| glp| ntv| wxq| gaj| gcb| uon| sth| izl| ywu| yco| bhi| uei| dec| mnu| fzy| bab| mrs| hje| pgt| wwm| jjr| hbr| moo|