lavendulae
Lavendulae is the Latin genitive form of the plant genus Lavandula, commonly referred to as lavender. In botanical nomenclature, the genitive singular Lavandulae denotes “of lavender” and appears in taxonomic citations and historical texts; the exact spelling can vary, but the meaning remains the same.
Lavandula is a genus in the mint family, Lamiaceae, native to the Mediterranean region and adjacent areas.
These plants are grown for essential oils extracted from flowering tops, containing compounds such as linalool
Taxonomic notes: Lavandula species are often cultivated varieties and hybrids, with many cultivars selected for flower