Lymfakapillaarit
Lymfakapillaarit is a genus of extinct mint-scented plants, which is part of the family Lamiaceae. The scientific name for the genus comes from the Greek words "lymfa," meaning "clear fluid" or "serum," and "kapilla," meaning "hair" or "capillary."
Fossil records reveal that Lymfakapillaarit plants lived during the Cenomanian to Early Campanian stages of the
Phylogenetic analysis suggests that Lymfakapillaarit plants belonged to a distinct lineage within the Lamiaceae family, separate
Some species within the Lymfakapillaarit genus include L. arctica, L. borealis, and L. crenulata. Studies of
The classification and characteristics of Lymfakapillaarit will continue to be subject to scientific investigation, providing a