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The oregano is a non-wood forest product that it is found wild in various parts of Mexico. It is used as a condiment, decorative plant, for its essence and in the production of essential oils. Two genera of great commercial value can be found in the state of Nuevo León: Lippia (Verbenaceae) and Poliomintha (Lamiaceae). The objective of this study was to generate dynamic information about the taxonomy and geographical distribution of the oregano species in the state as well as to correctly define the different species found in Nuevo León. To archive this, exploratory visits and sampling of specimens were carried out in various municipalities; in addition, we consulted the specimens of oregano stored in the UNL, ANSM and CFUL herbariums. Four different species of oregano were found in the state: L. graveolens (Verbenaceae) the species with the widest distribution Díaz-de León, C.I., M. González-Álvarez, M.A. Guzmán-Lucio, G.R. Núñez-Guzmán y S. Moreno-Limón EL ORÉGANO DE LOS GÉNEROS Lippia (VERBENACEAE) Y Poliomintha (LAMIACEAE) EN EL ESTADO DE NUEVO LEÓN, MÉXICO. THE OREGANO OF THE GENUS Lippia (VERBENACEAE) AND Poliomintha (LAMIACEAE) IN THE STATE OF NUEVO LEÓN, MEXICO. Instituto Politécnico Nacional Núm. 50: 1-18. Agosto 2020

El orégano de los géneros Lippia (verbenaceae) y Poliomintha (lamiaceae) en el estado de Nuevo León, México