| 释义 |
la·bi·a·tae
\ˌlābēˈāˌtē\ noun plural
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from feminine plural of labiatus labiate
: a family of mostly aromatic herbs, shrubs, or rarely trees (order Polemoniales) distinguished especially by the four-lobed ovary which becomes four one-seeded nutlets in fruit — see mint |