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Source: Google Books: CRC World Dictionary (Latin names; Binomial nomenclature)

Mentha pulegium Linnaeus is the name of a plant defined in various botanical sources. This page contains potential references in modern medicine, Ayurveda, and other local traditions or folk medicine. It has the following synonyms: Melissa pulegium (L.) Griseb., Mentha albarracinensis Pau, Mentha aromatica Salisb., Mentha aucheri Pérard, Mentha daghestanica Boriss., Mentha erinoides Heldr., Mentha exigua L., Mentha gibraltarica Willd., Mentha hirtiflora Opiz ex Heinr. Braun, Mentha montana Lowe ex Benth., Mentha pulegioides Dumort., Mentha pulegium f. alba Rainha, Mentha pulegium f. albiflora Cheshm., Mentha pulegium f. anodonta Topitz, Mentha pulegium f. brusanensis Topitz, Mentha pulegium f. cephalonia Heinr. Braun, Mentha pulegium f. cermatisa Topitz, Mentha pulegium f. communis Topitz, Mentha pulegium f. foetida Topitz, Mentha pulegium f. hellenica Topitz, Mentha pulegium f. macrostylos Topitz, Mentha pulegium f. setuligera Topitz, Mentha pulegium f. sphenoides Topitz, Mentha pulegium f. stenobasea Topitz, Mentha pulegium f. strongylophylla Topitz, Mentha pulegium subsp. cephalonia (Heinr.Braun) Kokkini, Mentha pulegium subsp. erinoides (Heldr.) Kokkini, Mentha pulegium subsp. gibraltarica (Willd.) Briq., Mentha pulegium subsp. tomentosa (Sm.) Nyman, Mentha pulegium subsp. vulgaris (Mill.) Briq., Mentha pulegium subvar. prostrata (Timb.-Lagr.) Rouy, Mentha pulegium var. cotorensis Topitz, Mentha pulegium var. erecta (Mill.) Briq., Mentha pulegium var. eriantha DC., Mentha pulegium var. exigua (L.) Nyman, Mentha pulegium var. gigantea Lej. & Courtois, Mentha pulegium var. hirsuta Briq., Mentha pulegium var. hirtiflora Heinr.Braun, Mentha pulegium var. humifusa Lej. & Courtois, Mentha pulegium var. hyperiantha Briq., Mentha pulegium var. microphylla Friv., Mentha pulegium var. prostrata Timb.-Lagr., Mentha pulegium var. pubescens Briq., Mentha pulegium var. strongylophylla (Topitz) Topitz, Mentha pulegium var. subtomentella (Heinr.Braun) Topitz, Mentha pulegium var. thymoides Topitz, Mentha pulegium var. tomentella (Hoffmanns. & Link) Topitz, Mentha pulegium var. villosa Benth., Mentha pulegium var. vulgaris (Mill.) Briq., Mentha subtomentella Heinr.Braun, Mentha subtomentella var. cephaloniae Heinr. Braun, Mentha subtomentella var. humillima Heinr.Braun, Mentha subtomentella var. microphylla (Friv.) Heinr.Braun, Mentha tomentella Hoffmanns. & Link, Mentha tomentosa Sm., Mentha tomentosa var. villosa Benth., Mentha x pulegium var. cacocea Topitz, Micromeria dalmatica Fenzl, nom. illeg., Micromeria fenzlii Regel, Minthe pulegia (L.) St.-Lag., Pulegium aromaticum Gray, Pulegium dagestanicum Holub, Pulegium daghestanicum (Boriss.) Holub, Pulegium erectum Mill., Pulegium heterophyllum Opiz ex Boenn., Pulegium micranthum Claus, Pulegium pubescens Opiz ex Boenn., Pulegium pulegium H. Karst., Pulegium pulegium (L.) H. Karst., Pulegium tomentellum C. Presl, Pulegium tomentellum f. erianthum Pérard, Pulegium tomentellum f. minimum Pérard, Pulegium vulgare Miller, Pulegium vulgare f. algeriense Pérard, Pulegium vulgare f. hirsutum Pérard, Pulegium vulgare f. incanum Pérard, Pulegium vulgare f. linearifolium Pérard, Pulegium vulgare f. nummularioides Pérard, Pulegium vulgare f. serratum Pérard, Thymus bidentatus Stokes.

References regarding Mentha pulegium Linnaeus for further research on medicinal uses or toxicity:

· Species Plantarum (1753)
· The Gardeners Dictionary (1754)
· The Gardeners Dictionary (1768)
· Deutsche Flora. (1882)

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