Lians
Lians is a genus of flowering plants in the family Rutaceae, commonly known as rue. The genus contains a few species native to the Mediterranean region and parts of Asia. These plants are typically herbaceous perennials or subshrubs characterized by their aromatic foliage and often bitter taste. The leaves are usually compound, divided into small, often lobed leaflets. Lians species are known for producing essential oils, which contribute to their strong scent and have been used historically in traditional medicine and perfumery.
The flowers of Lians are usually small, with four or five petals, and are typically white or