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Stachys ocymastrum  BRIQ.

Fam.: Lamiaceae / Mint Fam.

Genus:  Stachys  L.

Authors:
	BRIQ.:		John Isaac Briquet (1870 - 1931), Swiss botanist
	L.:		Carl von Linné (Linnaeus, 1707 - 1777), Swedish naturalist who introduced the binary naming system for plants and animals

Etymology:
	Stachys:		Greek plant name, stachys = spike
	ocymastrum:		basil-like

Fig. 1:  Stachys ocymastrum / Hairy Woundwort E Zumaia 16.8.2011

Fig. 2:  Stachys ocymastrum / Hairy Woundwort Majorca, Banyalbufar 23.4.2011

Fig. 3:  Stachys ocymastrum / Hairy Woundwort Majorca, Banyalbufar 23.4.2011

Fig. 4:  Stachys ocymastrum / Hairy Woundwort Majorca, Pollensa 11.4.2012

Fig. 5:  Stachys ocymastrum / Hairy Woundwort Majorca, Pollensa 11.4.2012

Fig. 6:  Stachys ocymastrum / Hairy Woundwort Majorca, Andratx 26.4.2011

Fig. 7:  Stachys ocymastrum / Hairy Woundwort Majorca, Andratx 26.4.2011

Fig. 8:  Stachys ocymastrum / Hairy Woundwort Majorca, Andratx 26.4.2011

Fig. 9:  Stachys ocymastrum / Hairy Woundwort P Lissabon 27.3.2002

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