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The 13 pages that link to Lamiaceae, each with the reason it gives.

• BasilNarrower topic: Basil belongs to this family, whose members often have fragrant leaves and square stems.

• LavandulaNarrower topic: Lavandula belongs to this family, whose members often have aromatic leaves and distinctive flower structures.

• SalviaNarrower topic: Salvia belongs to this family, whose characteristic flower structure and aromatic foliage it shares.

• MenthaNarrower topic: Mentha belongs to this family, whose aromatic oils and flower structure help characterize it.

• Thai basilNarrower topic: Thai basil belongs to this family of aromatic, often square-stemmed plants.

• Hyssopus officinalisNarrower topic: Hyssop belongs to this family, whose square stems and aromatic oils characterize many members.

• MarjoramNarrower topic: Marjoram belongs to the mint family, alongside basil, mint, and thyme.

• Salvia officinalisNarrower topic: The family’s characteristic aromatic oils are prominent in common sage.

• Ocimum tenuiflorumNarrower topic: Tulsi belongs to this family, whose characteristic oils and flowers help place it among the mints.

• Salvia hispanicaNarrower topic: Salvia hispanica belongs to this family, whose characteristic flowers and aromatic foliage help identify it.