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    Facts about Water Mint

    By SylviaNovember 1, 2019Updated:November 3, 2019No Comments6 Mins Read
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    Water Mint Quick Facts
    Name: Water Mint
    Scientific Name: Mentha aquatica
    Origin Europe, northern Africa and western Asia
    Colors Yellowish brown
    Shapes 4-sectioned schizocarp
    Taste Bitter
    Health benefits Beneficial for fevers, headaches, digestive disorders, sore throats, ulcers, bad breath, difficult menstruation, migraine and stimulate the appetite
    Water mint or wild mint is a perennial flowering plant from the Lamiaceae ⁄ Labiatae – Mint family, with the scientific name Mentha aquatica. It is very similar to other mint types like Mentha arvensis (or the corn mint) but like the name suggests it prefers wetlands and will even grow in water. The plant is native in almost all of the countries in Europe as well as in northern Africa and western Asia. It has been introduced to North and South America, Australia and some Atlantic islands. Water mints are a good companion for broccoli, cabbage or cauliflowers. Creeping mint, Marsh mint, Water mint, Wild mint, Wild water mint, Curled mint, Bergamot mint, lemon Mint, bishop’s wort and fish mint are some of the common names of the plant.

    Mentha, the generic name, comes from Greek mythology, in which the naiad Minthe (variably spelt also as Menthe, Mintha or Mentha) was transformed into a sweet-smelling mint plant by Persephone, daughter of Zeus and queen of the underworld. The specific epithet aquatica means, just as it sounds, aquatic – of water. Some historians believe that water mint is the mint referred to in Greek myth of Menthe, the nymph who was turned into the mint plant by jealous Persephone. They also believe that it is watermint that is used by Philemon and Baucis to scrub tables as mentioned in the writings of Ovid. Both the Greeks and the Romans used members of the mint family as a part of the ritual for preparing dead bodies to be interred. It was used for its aroma, which helped to mask the smell of decay. Water mint, are important for erosion control, food sources, animal habitat and simple waterline beauty.

    Plant Description

    Water mint is an herbaceous rhizomatous perennial flowering plant that grows about 90 centimeters (35 in) tall. As the name suggests, water mint occurs in the shallow margins and channels of streams, rivers, pools, dikes, ditches, canals, wet meadows, marshes and fens. If the plant grows in the water itself, it rises above the surface of the water. It generally occurs on mildly acidic to calcareous (it is common on soft limestone) mineral or peaty soils. It can occur in certain fen-meadow habitats such as the Juncus subnodulosus-Cirsium palustre plant association. Roots are fibrous and emerge from the rhizome. Stem is green or can have a purple color, are sometimes covered with hairs and have a four-sided shape. Like all mints, this plant spreads with long runners, which root at nodes and create daughter plants. It has the tendency to become invasive, so plant in a container to prevent invasive growth.

    Leaves

    Leaves are either oval or lance-shaped, grow in opposite pairs and have jagged edges. They can be 2 to 6 cm (0.79 to 2.36 in) long and 1 to 4 cm (0.39 to 1.57 in) wide, and just like the stems the color varies from green to purple and they can be sometimes hairy.

    Flowers & Fruits

    The flowers of the water mint are tiny, densely crowded, purple, tubular, and pinkish to lilac in color and form a terminal hemispherical inflorescence. Flowering takes place from July to October. Water mint is visited by many types of insects, and can be characterized by a generalized pollination syndrome, but can also spread by underground rhizomes. All parts of the plant have a distinctly minty smell. Fertile flowers are followed by 4-sectioned schizocarp. Mericarps are glossy–granular and yellowish brown.

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    Traditional Uses and benefits of Water Mint

    • Leaves are anodyne, antiseptic, antispasmodic, astringent, carminative, cholagogue, diaphoretic, emetic, refrigerant, stimulant, stomachic, tonic and vasodilator.
    • Tea made from the leaves has traditionally been used in the treatment of fevers, headaches, digestive disorders and various minor ailments.
    • It is also used as a mouth-wash and a gargle for treating sore throats, ulcers, bad breath etc.
    • Leaves are harvested as the plant comes into flower and can be dried for later use.
    • Essential oil in the leaves is antiseptic, though it is toxic in large doses.
    • It is used in herbal medicine in diarrhea and as an emmenogogue.
    • It can be used in conjunction with stomach remedies and in difficult menstruation.
    • Decoction of Water Mint prepared with vinegar is recommended to stop blood vomiting.
    • Dried leaves tea aids in digestion and calms ulcers.
    • Oils and aroma help relieve stuffy noses and clear the breathing passages.
    • Water Mint makes a pleasant infusion and is useful for complaints of the digestive system – colic, constipation, diarrhea, nervous stomach etc.
    • It helps to cleanse the liver and stimulate the appetite and circulation.
    • Mild infusion taken at night is useful for its sedative effects and for deadening pain.
    • Plant can cleanse open wounds and relax irritated muscles.
    • Tea brewed using the dried leaves of water mint is good for digestion and can decrease the pain caused by ulcers.
    • Water mint reduces head pain when ingested in crushed form, because of the very high content of vitamins A and E.
    • The oil can stop the spread of skin diseases like eczema and eliminate acne, while reducing the unpleasant pain of insect bites.
    • It can also prevent motion sickness.
    • Water mint tea has many uses; it is a natural mouthwash effective against ulcers, nasty breath and infected throats but also treats digestive issues, fever or migraines.

    Culinary Uses

    • Leaves can be consumed raw or cooked.
    • It is used as a flavoring in salads or cooked foods.
    • Leaves are too pungent for most people to use as a flavoring.
    • Herbal tea is made from the leaves.
    • The oils in the leaves add flavor to cooking and baking and leaves add a bright zing to salads.

    Other facts

    • All parts of the plant have a distinctly minty smell.
    • The plant repels flies, mice and rats.
    • It has a pleasant, fresh scent and was formerly used as a strewing herb and has been strewn in granaries to keep mice and rats off the grain.
    • The plant, harvested before flowering, yields about 0.8% essential oil.
    • The fresh or dried plant is very good when used in herbal baths and can also be used in herb pillows.
    • In Co Kerry it was smoked instead of tobacco.
    • Water mint essential oil is a valued ingredient in cosmetics and can be found in some brands of toothpaste, mouthwash, after shave or shower gel.
    • The scent can also improve cleaning products and adding some leaves to them will improve the air and the cleanliness of the house.

    Precautions

    • Large quantities of some members of this genus, especially when taken in the form of the extracted essential oil, can cause abortions so some caution is advised.
    • It must be used in low amount during pregnancy.
    • It is not recommended for infants.

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    Water Mint facts

    Name Water Mint
    Scientific Name Mentha aquatica
    Native Europe, northern Africa and western Asia. It has been introduced to North and South America, Australia and some Atlantic islands
    Common Names Creeping mint, Marsh mint,  Water mint, Wild mint, Wild water mint, Curled mint, Bergamot mint, lemon Mint, bishop’s wort, fish mint
    Name in Other Languages Afrikaans: Waterment
    Albanian: Mendra e ujit, mendër
    Arabic: Naenae mayiy  (نعناع مائي)
    Bulgarian: Vodna menta (водна мента)
    Burmese:  Budi nan, Pusi nan
    Catalan: Alfàbrega de pastor, Herba-sana d’aigua, Menta d’aigua, Menta de riu, albarsana, herba d’aigua, herba de lavanda, herba puçera, herba sana, herba sana borda, menta d’aigua, menta de riu, paupeley
    Croatian: Vodena metvica
    Czech: Máta vodní          
    Danish: Vandmynte
    Dutch:  Watermunt
    English:  Creeping mint, Marsh mint,  Water mint, Wild mint, Wild water mint, Curled mint, Bergamot mint, lemon Mint, bishop’s wort, fish mint
    Estonian: Vesimünt
    Finnish: Vesiminttu
    French:  Baume d’eau,  Menthe aquatique, Menthe blanche, baume de rivière, bonhomme de rivière, menthe rouge, menthe à grenouille, riolet
    German:  Bachminze, Krotnkraut, Teichminze, Wasserminze,  Wasser-Minze
    Hebrew: Na’na hammayim, נַענַע הַמַּיִם
    Hungarian: Vízi menta
    Italian:  Menta acquaiola,  Menta d’acqua, mentastro d’acqua
    Japanese: Numa hakka (ヌマハッカ),  Menta akuatika (メンタ・ア クアティカ),   Mensa akuatika (メンサ・アクアティカ), numa hakka
    Latvian: Udens mētra   
    Lithuanian: Vandeninė mėta     
    Maltese: Nagħniegħ selvaġġ
    Norwegian: Vassmynte
    Occitan: Baume de font, Pòrc
    Polish:  Mięta nadwodna, Mięta wodna
    Portuguese: Citrate, falsa-erva-cidreira, hierbabuena-de-agua, hortela-de-agua, hortelã-da-ribeira, hortelã-da-água, hortelã-de-água, hortelã-dos-ribeiros, hortelã-mourisca, hortelã-pimenta-bastarda, menta-acuática, menta-crespa, menta-dos-rios, neveda-do-rio
    Romanian: Izma broaștei
    Russian: Myata vodnaya (Мята водная), myata vodyanaya (мята водяная)
    Serbian: Vodena nana (водена нана), konjski bosiljak (коњски босиљак)
    Slovak: Mäta vodná
    Slovene: Vodna meta
    Spanish:  Azándar,  Hierba buena acuática, Hierba morisca , Menta colorada, bergamota, mentha, sándalo de agua, Hierbabuena morisca, Menta acuática, almaro, hierba rizada, hierba sana, hierba santa, hierbabuena de agua, hierbabuena de las huertas, hierbabuena morisca, hierbabuena morisca de Jaraba, hierbabuena murciana, hierbabuena rizada, hortolona de perro, mastranzos de agua, menta acuática, menta de agua, menta de río, poleos, presta, sandalo, sándalo Colorado, sándalo de agua, sándalo de jardín, sándalo macho, sándalo real, té bravo, té de prado, té de río, té de vega, té moruno
    Swedish:  Vattenmynta, Vesiminttu, Hästmynta
    Turkish: Su nanesi
    Ukrainian: m’yata vodyana (м’ята водяна)         
    Vietnamese: Rau thơm
    Plant Growth Habit Herbaceous rhizomatous perennial flowering plant
    Growing Climates Swamps, fen, marshes, bogs, water courses, lake and river shores, streams and ponds, pools, dykes, ditches, canals, wet meadows, in wet woods, humid areas, with almost constant rainfall
    Soil Occurs on mildly acid to calcareous (it is common on soft limestone) mineral or peaty soils
    Plant Size 90 centimeters (35 in) tall
    Root Fibrous and emerge from the rhizome
    Stem Green or can have a purple color, are sometimes covered with hairs and have a four-sided shape
    Leaf Leaves are either oval or lance-shaped, grow in opposite pairs and have jagged edges. They can be 2 to 6 cm (0.79 to 2.36 in) long and  1 to 4 cm (0.39 to 1.57 in) wide, and just like the stems the color varies from green to purple and they can be sometimes hairy.
    Flowering season July to October
    Flower Tiny, densely crowded, purple, tubular, and pinkish to lilac in color
    Fruit Shape & Size 4-sectioned schizocarp. Mericarps glossy–granular
    Fruit Color Yellowish brown
    Flavor/Aroma Minty smell
    Taste Bitter
    Plant Parts Used Leaves, oil
    Season September to October

    Water Mint Scientific Classification

    Scientific Name: Mentha aquatica

    Rank Scientific Name & (Common Name)
    Kingdom Plantae (Plants)
    Subkingdom Tracheobionta (Vascular plants)
    Infrakingdom Streptophyta  (land plants)
    Super Division Spermatophyta (Seed plants)
    Division Magnoliophyta (Flowering plants)
    Sub Division Spermatophytina  (spermatophytes, seed plants, phanérogames)
    Class Magnoliopsida (Dicotyledons)
    Sub-Class Asteridae
    Super Order Asteranae
    Order Lamiales
    Family Lamiaceae ⁄ Labiatae (Mint family)
    Genus Mentha L. (mint)
    Species Mentha aquatica L. (water mint)
    Synonyms
    • Marrubium aquaticum (L.) Uspensky
    • Mentha acuta Opiz
    • Mentha acutata Opiz
    • Mentha affinis Boreau
    • Mentha aquatica var. acuta (Opiz) Heinr. Braun
    • Mentha aquatica var. acutifolia Cusin
    • Mentha aquatica var. aequalifolia Wimm. & Grab
    • Mentha aquatica var. affinis Rouy
    • Mentha aquatica var. agenensis Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica f. ambigua Pérard
    • Mentha aquatica f. aradensis Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica var. arguta Lej. ex Briq
    • Mentha aquatica var. attenuata Wimm. & Grab
    • Mentha aquatica subsp. bakeri Briq
    • Mentha aquatica var. barbigera Briq
    • Mentha aquatica var. bicknellii Briq
    • Mentha aquatica f. brachiata Wimm. & Grab
    • Mentha aquatica var. briquetiana Rouy
    • Mentha aquatica var. calaminthifolia Vis
    • Mentha aquatica f. cana J.Fraser
    • Mentha aquatica var. capitata (Opiz) Briq
    • Mentha aquatica subsp. capitata Fr
    • Mentha aquatica subsp. caput-medusae Trautm. & Urum
    • Mentha aquatica f. caput-medusae (Trautm. & Urum.) Stoj., Stef. & Kitan
    • Mentha aquatica var. carolovicensis Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica var. caudata Wimm. & Grab
    • Mentha aquatica var. chaixii Timb.-Lagr
    • Mentha aquatica var. cheitessa Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica f. citriodora G.Mey
    • Mentha aquatica var. clinopodiiflora Sennen
    • Mentha aquatica var. clinopodiifolia Pancic
    • Mentha aquatica var. cordata Prodán
    • Mentha aquatica var. crenatodentata (Strail) Heinr.Braun
    • Mentha aquatica f. cuneiformis Pérard
    • Mentha aquatica var. denticulata (Strail) Heinr.Braun
    • Mentha aquatica var. dubia (Chaix ex Vill.) Strail
    • Mentha aquatica f. dubia (Chaix ex Vill.) Pérard
    • Mentha aquatica var. duriuscula Topitz 
    • Mentha aquatica f. elegans Wimm. & Grab
    • Mentha aquatica var. ellipticifolia Loret 
    • Mentha aquatica var. elongata (Pérard) Pérard
    • Mentha aquatica f. elongata Pérard
    • Mentha aquatica var. eriantha (K.Koch) Nyman
    • Mentha aquatica var. eriomastix Briq
    • Mentha aquatica var. erromena Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica f. glabrescens Pérard
    • Mentha aquatica f. gnaphalifrons Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica var. grandidentata (Strail) Briq
    • Mentha aquatica var. grandifolia Sennen
    • Mentha aquatica var. hirsuta (Huds.) Huds
    • Mentha aquatica subsp. hirsuta (Huds.) Wimm. & Grab
    • Mentha aquatica f. hirsuta (Huds.) Pérard
    • Mentha aquatica var. hypeuria Briq
    • Mentha aquatica f. icmadogena Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica f. illensis Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica var. incana Boiss
    • Mentha aquatica var. incisoserrata (Strail) Briq
    • Mentha aquatica subsp. lanigera Briq
    • Mentha aquatica f. lasiotricha Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica var. latifolia Wimm. & Grab
    • Mentha aquatica f. latiovalis Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica var. leptocephala Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica var. limnetes Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica var. limnobia Briq
    • Mentha aquatica f. limosa (Schur) Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica var. litoralis (Hartm.) Westerl
    • Mentha aquatica subsp. litoralis Hartm
    • Mentha aquatica subsp. lloydii (Boreau) Nyman
    • Mentha aquatica var. lloydii (Boreau) Gren
    • Mentha aquatica f. lloydii (Boreau) Pérard
    • Mentha aquatica f. lobeliana (Becker) Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica var. lobeliana (Becker) Briq
    • Mentha aquatica var. lobeliana Becker
    • Mentha aquatica var. longipedunculata Sennen
    • Mentha aquatica f. luxurians Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica f. macrocephalota Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica f. macrophylla Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica f. maculosa Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica var. major Sole
    • Mentha aquatica var. major-denticulata Briq
    • Mentha aquatica f. maxima Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica f. medaquensis Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica var. metabola Briq
    • Mentha aquatica var. microcephala Sennen
    • Mentha aquatica var. minor Sole
    • Mentha aquatica var. monocephala Wirtg
    • Mentha aquatica var. nemorosa Benth
    • Mentha aquatica var. nicaeensis Briq
    • Mentha aquatica var. oblongifolia Wimm. & Grab
    • Mentha aquatica f. obscura Wimm. & Grab
    • Mentha aquatica var. odorata Fr
    • Mentha aquatica f. opaca Wimm. & Grab
    • Mentha aquatica var. ortmanniana (Opiz) Heinr.Braun ex Briq
    • Mentha aquatica var. ortmanniana (Opiz) Heinr. Braun
    • Mentha aquatica var. ortmanniana-major Briq
    • Mentha aquatica f. paniculata Pérard
    • Mentha aquatica var. parviflora Wirtg
    • Mentha aquatica var. pauciflora Sennen              
    • Mentha aquatica var. pedunculata Pers
    • Mentha aquatica f. pedunculata (Pers.) Pérard
    • Mentha aquatica f. perlata Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica var. plerotricha Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica f. plicata Wimm. & Grab
    • Mentha aquatica var. pluridentata Pérard
    • Mentha aquatica var. polyanthetica Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica f. pontica Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica var. pseudopiperita Tausch ex Heinr.Braun
    • Mentha aquatica f. pseudopiperita (Tausch ex Heinr.Braun) Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica var. psilophylla Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica f. purpurea (Host) Pérard
    • Mentha aquatica var. purpurea (Host) T.Durand               
    • Mentha aquatica f. pusilla Pérard
    • Mentha aquatica var. pusilla (Pérard) T.Durand 
    • Mentha aquatica var. pyramidalis Delastre
    • Mentha aquatica var. pyrifolia (Heinr.Braun) Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica var. rauscheri (Topitz) Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica var. riparia Strail
    • Mentha aquatica f. riparia (Schreb.) Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica f. rubescens Pérard
    • Mentha aquatica f. schlinseana Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica f. serratula Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica f. silesiaca Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica var. simplex Wimm. & Grab
    • Mentha aquatica f. slavonica Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica f. solida Topitz               
    • Mentha aquatica var. stagnalis (Topitz) Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica var. stenomacra Briq
    • Mentha aquatica f. stoderiana Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica var. stricta K.Koch
    • Mentha aquatica var. suavifolia Fr
    • Mentha aquatica f. subcordata Pérard
    • Mentha aquatica var. subdentata Jancic
    • Mentha aquatica f. subhirsuta Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica var. subintegrifolia Strail
    • Mentha aquatica var. submersa Glück
    • Mentha aquatica f. subriparia Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica var. subsativa Fr
    • Mentha aquatica f. subsessilifolia Topitz               
    • Mentha aquatica var. subspicata (Weihe ex Fresen.) Benth
    • Mentha aquatica var. subthermalis (Trautm.) Soó
    • Mentha aquatica f. tiroliensis Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica var. tomentosa Sole
    • Mentha aquatica f. trichophylla Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica var. turrita Briq
    • Mentha aquatica f. uberrima Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica f. udicola Pérard
    • Mentha aquatica var. umbrosa (Opiz) Heinr.Braun ex Jancic
    • Mentha aquatica f. valdelata Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica var. verticicola Topitz
    • Mentha aquatica f. virgata Wimm. & Grab
    • Mentha aquatica var. weiheana (Opiz) Fiori & Paol.
    • Mentha aromatica Opiz ex Déségl
    • Mentha augusta Opiz ex Déségl
    • Mentha auneticensis Opiz
    • Mentha aurita Weihe ex Fresen
    • Mentha avellinii Tod. ex Bertol
    • Mentha avellinii Tod. ex Lojac
    • Mentha brachiata Weihe ex Fresen
    • Mentha bugulifolia Weihe ex Fresen
    • Mentha calaminthifolia (Vis.) Heinr.Braun
    • Mentha capitata Opiz
    • Mentha cetica Heinr.Braun
    • Mentha chaixii Strail
    • Mentha cordata Jan ex Nyman
    • Mentha crenatodentata Strail
    • Mentha denticulata Strail
    • Mentha deseglisei Malinv
    • Mentha dubia Chaix ex Vill
    • Mentha dumetorum var. natalensis Briq
    • Mentha dunensis Strail
    • Mentha duriuscula Heinr.Braun & Topitz
    • Mentha duriuscula (Heinr.Braun & Topitz) Trautm
    • Mentha elongata (Pérard) Heinr.Braun
    • Mentha eriantha K.Koch
    • Mentha glabra Colla
    • Mentha glomerata Stokes
    • Mentha grandidentata Strail
    • Mentha hirsuta Huds
    • Mentha hirsuta var. aquatica Lej. & Courtois
    • Mentha hirsuta var. latifolia Becker
    • Mentha hirsuta var. legitima Becker
    • Mentha hirsuta var. limosa Schur
    • Mentha hirsuta var. lobeliana Becker
    • Mentha hirsuta var. origanoides (Ten.) Nyman
    • Mentha hirsuta var. purpurea Host ex Heinr.Braun         
    • Mentha hirsuta var. riparia (Schreb.) Becker
    • Mentha hirsuta var. subspicata Becker
    • Mentha hirta Caldas
    • Mentha hybrida Aresch
    • Mentha hygrophila Topitz
    • Mentha hystrix Heinr.Braun
    • Mentha incisoserrata Strail
    • Mentha intermedia Host
    • Mentha × intricata Debeaux
    • Mentha lateovata Strail
    • Mentha latifolia Nolte ex Hornem
    • Mentha limicola Strail
    • Mentha limnetes (Topitz) Trautm
    • Mentha limosa (Schur) Heinr.Braun
    • Mentha littoralis Strail
    • Mentha lloydii Boreau
    • Mentha lloydii var. opaca Topitz
    • Mentha lobeliana (Becker) Heinr.Braun
    • Mentha macrocephala Strail
    • Mentha macrophylla Waisb. ex Trautm
    • Mentha microcephala Strail
    • Mentha nederheimensis Strail
    • Mentha nepetifolia Lej
    • Mentha nigrescens Weihe ex Fresen
    • Mentha obliqua Raf
    • Mentha obtuseserrata Opiz ex Malinv
    • Mentha obtusifolia Opiz ex Déségl
    • Mentha origanoides Ten
    • Mentha origanoides Lej. ex Fingerh
    • Mentha ortmanniana Opiz
    • Mentha ortmanniana var. minoriflora Borbás ex Heinr.Braun
    • Mentha paludosa Sole
    • Mentha palustris Mill
    • Mentha pedunculata (Pers.) Poir
    • Mentha pireana Strail
    • Mentha polyanthetica (Topitz) Trautm
    • Mentha probabilis Schur
    • Mentha purpurea Host
    • Mentha pyrifolia Heinr.Braun
    • Mentha pyrifolia A.Kern
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