Stachys

Translingual right|thumb|Stachys sylvatica species (type species) Etymology mul :lbor grc:στάχυς 1 mul grc στάχυς Stachys germanica species. Proper noun 1 f genus family Lamiaceae numerous flowering plants, including some called hedgenettle, heal-all, self-heal, woundwort, lamb's ears, and wood betony Usage notes Though species have already been moved to other genera, eg. Betonica genus, further revision is very likely. Hypernyms genus ; Lamioideae subfamily subfamily; Stachydeae tribe tribe Hyponyms genus Stachys sylvatica species (hedge woundwort) type species; Stachys aethiopica species (African stachys), Stachys affinis species (artichoke betony, Chinese artichoke), Stachys ajugoides species (bugle hedgenettle), Stachys albens species (whitestem hedgenettle), Stachys alpina species (alpine woundwort), Stachys annua species (annual yellow-woundwort), Stachys arvensis species (staggerweed, field woundwort), Stachys bullata species (California hedgenettle), Stachys byzantina species (wooly betony, lamb's ear), Stachys chamissonis species (coastal hedgenettle), Stachys coccinea species (scarlet hedgenettle), Stachys crenata species (mousesear), Stachys drummondii species (Drummond's hedgenettle), Stachys floridana species (Florida hedgenettle, Florida betony), Stachys geobombycis species, Stachys germanica species (downy woundwort, German hedgenettle, true woundwort), Stachys hispida species (marsh hedgenettle), Stachys mexicana species (Mexican hedgenettle), Stachys palustris species (marsh woundwort, marsh hedge-nettle), Stachys pilosa species (prairie woundwort), Stachys recta species (perennial yellow-woundwort), Stachys rigida species (rough hedgenettle), Stachys spathulata species, Stachys tenuifolia species (smooth hedgenettle) selected other species See also Haplostachys genus Phlomidoschema genus Phyllostegia genus Prasium genus Sideritis genus Stenogyne genus References 1 1 1 mul Mint family plants