The Lamiaceae genus Dracocephalum, with over 30 species, is believed to have
considerable medicinal properties and is widely used in Eurasian ethnomedicine …

Abstract Phlomoides, with 150–170 species, is the second largest and perhaps most
taxonomically challenging genus within the subfamily Lamioideae (Lamiaceae). With about …

Biogeographic disjunctions, including intercontinental disjunctions, are frequent across plant
lineages and have been of considerable interest to biologists for centuries. Their study has …

Cherries (subg. Cerasus) belong to Prunus sl (Rosaceae) and are widely distributed in
temperate and subtropical regions of the Northern Hemisphere. Given its ornamental and …

The evolutionary history of herbaceous species in the Northern Hemisphere remains poorly
understood. The genus Cerastium is one of the most species-rich herbaceous genera in the …

As one of the taxonomically complicated groups of the subfamily Nepetoideae (Lamiaceae),
the Hymenocrater+Lophanthus+Marmoritis clade (Lophanthus sl clade) consists of …

Abstract Distributed in Central Asia, Metastachydium (Lamiaceae) is a poorly understood
and rare monotypic genus, with few collections known. The systematic position of this …

This study evaluates the antioxidant properties and anti-inflammatory potential of
polyphenolic acid-rich fractions of 80% methanolic extract from the hairy roots of …

Conservation and management of medicinally important plants are among the necessary
tasks all over the world. The genus Dracocephalum (Lamiaceae) contains about 186 …

Dracocephalum is a large genus comprises approximately 80 species of perennial herbs,
mainly distributed in high elevation regions of temperate and Central Asia, with about half …