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574 Subclass VIII. LAMIIDAE

Acro cephalus), Dauphinea, Capitanopsis, Madlabium,

lavanduleae: Lavandula.

Insertae sedis: Acrymia, Holocheila, Peronema,

Cymaria

Very near to Verbenaceae. The taxonomic boundary

between these two families is not clear-cut. Until

recently it was supposed that Verbenaceae and

Lamiaceae are sister clades and that Lamiaceae are

derived from Verbenaceae.

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