Mentha arvensis, the corn mint, field mint, or wild mint, is a species of flowering plant in the mint family Lamiaceae. (wikipedia.org)
Mentha canadensis, the related species, is also included in Mentha arvensis by some authors as two varieties, M. arvensis var. (wikipedia.org)
Very similar to Mentha arvensis, the North American plant was once considered a subspecies of that European species. (flnps.org)
Mint" is actually the genus Mentha , which consists of several species, sub-species, and cross-breeds of mint plants. (lawncaregrandpa.com)
Mint or 'mentha' refers to a genus or group of around 15 to 20 perennial plant species, originating from Asia and the Mediterranean region. (nazanitea.com)
Mentha species are very prone to hybridisation and so the seed cannot be relied on to breed true. (findmeacure.com)
Then there is the Labiatae /mint family with 205 species, including more than 40 species of cat mint ( Nepeta ), 24 of clary ( Salvia ), as well as thyme ( Thymus ), mint (Mentha) and marjoram ( Origanum ). (afghanistan-analysts.org)
There are so many species, varieties, and subspecies that it would be impossible to name them all. (birdwatchinghq.com)
The 475 generic, specific and varietal folk taxa could be assigned to 298 wild growing plant species, which make up 28.13% of the local flora, and to 213 cultivated plant species, subspecies and cultivars. (biomedcentral.com)
A Trinomial nomenclature is also in use these days, to give very specific names to an organism and according to this system, the genus and species are followed by the subspecies. (vedantu.com)
Plant species may have different chemovarieties (variations of subspecies that produce essential oils with different chemical compositions, as a result of genetic variation and growth conditions). (cancer.gov)
ex L. H. Bailey - Japanese/Chinese/Korean mint Mentha arvensis subsp. (wikipedia.org)
According to professional landscapers, Corsican mint ( Mentha requienii) is the best choice in this regard. (lawncaregrandpa.com)
CornMint (Mentha arvensis) also known as wild mint or field mint has six subspecies, is native to the cooler areas of Europe, Asia, eastern Siberia and also North America. (sunrisebotanics.com)
Compared to standard mint infusions available, our mint is noticeably delicate, not only due to being a completely different subspecies of mint, but also due to altitude and purer growing conditions. (nazanitea.com)
Until 1696, peppermint was not classified as its own subspecies, but most historians believe it is reasonable to assume that the mint mentioned in many historical texts is peppermint. (seedneeds.com)
As you're probably aware Mintopia is not really a nursery, well it is sort of, it exists as a National Plant Collection of Mentha. (bigcartel.com)
Spicata1
Hybridization isn't uncommon in nature, and where both spearmint ( Mentha spicata ) and watermint ( Mentha aquatica ) are naturalized, you'll often find peppermint, as well: in ditches, low-lying sections of fields and pastures, or near drainage culverts. (seedneeds.com)
Rust fungus is a disease that is common for most of the Mentha plants such as peppermint and spearmint. (wikipedia.org)
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The Fruity Collection simply brings you some hybrid mints and their cultivars, particularly from the Mentha x piperita citrata subspecies. (bigcartel.com)
Pliny the Elder (circa 23-79 CE) wrote about peppermint as a food flavoring, and according to sources compiled by the American Botanical Council, Mentha x Piperita was likely cultivated by Egyptians, and first appeared as a medicinal herb in 13th-century Icelandic documents. (seedneeds.com)
Mentha arvensis L." Plants of the World Online. (wikipedia.org)
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Mentha arvensis L." Flora of NW Europe. (wikipedia.org)
Naar aanleiding van de publicatie van de zesde editie van de Nouvelle Flore , in 2012, biedt deze bijdrage een overzicht van nomenclatorische en taxo- nomische wijzingen ten opzichte van de vorige editie van de Flora, die dateert van 2004. (documents.pub)
Peppermint1
Rust fungus is a disease that is common for most of the Mentha plants such as peppermint and spearmint. (wikipedia.org)
Genus1
With many subspecies and hybrids, the Mentha genus (Lamiaceae [Labiatae]) is considered to be native to the Mediterranean. (ahpa.org)
Origanum1
Although soil conditions can be amended somewhat, knowing that Mediterranean herbs such as oregano, including Russian oregano (Origanum vulgare subspecies gracile, USDA zones 4 through 8), need well-draining, even sandy soil in order to thrive will help you find the perfect spot. (mysunnylawn.com)
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Stellaria nemorum L. subspecies glochidisperma Murbeck in Britain. (bsbi.org)
Varieties1
Our advice applies to all varieties because their needs vary very little and you will therefore be able to take care of your plantation, whatever subspecies is selected! (urbancuisine.io)
Zones1
The hybrid zones between these three subspecies are relatively well defined. (umich.edu)
Water1
V. Mentha aquatica, and the British water mints. (bsbi.org)