What is another word for labiatae?
Pronunciation: [lˈe͡ɪbɪˌatiː] (IPA) 
Labiatae is a group of flowering plants that is commonly referred to as the mint family. This family is known for their aromatic leaves, square stems and whorled flowers. Synonyms for this term include Lamiaceae, which is widely used in modern botanical terminology. Other common terms include the mint family, dead-nettle family, and sage family. This family is so named because many of its members have labiate flowers and have been used for culinary, medicinal and aromatic purposes throughout history. Overall, this family contains a diverse array of species that range from small, herbaceous plants to large trees, and have a wide range of uses and properties.
