Satureja cuneifolia
Satureja cuneifolia Ten.
Satureja cuneifolia is a species in the genus Satureja, belonging to the Lamiaceae family. It was first described by Ten. in 1812 and is native to several regions in southern and southeastern Europe and the Middle East.
Description
Satureja cuneifolia is a member of the Lamiaceae, commonly known as the mint family. It was first documented by the botanist Ten. in 1812. The species is distributed across multiple countries, including Albania, Bulgaria, Greece, Iraq, Italy (including Sardegna), Spain, and Yugoslavia. As part of the Satureja genus, it shares characteristics typical of the mint family, such as aromatic properties and a square stem structure.
Distribution
Albania · Bulgaria · Greece · Iraq · Italy · Sardegna · Spain · Yugoslavia
Synonyms
Micromeria spicataSatureja cuneifolia var. canescensSatureja cuneifolia var. hispalensisSatureja cuneifolia var. obovataSatureja cuneifolia subsp. obovataSatureja cuneifolia var. valentinaSatureja fasciculataSatureja hieronymiSatureja hirtaSatureja hyssopifoliaSatureja montana subsp. cuneifoliaSatureja montana subsp. obovataSatureja obovataSatureja obovata subsp. canescensSatureja obovata subsp. hispalensisSatureja obovata var. hispalensisSatureja obovata subsp. valentinaSatureja spicataSatureja virgataClinopodium cuneifoliumSatureja montana subvar. canescensSatureja montana var. obovata
