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Veronica beccabunga L. belongs to the class dicotyledons, order Lamiáles, family Scrophulariaceae. The scientific name of the genus Veronica dates back to antiquity and is already found in Roman and ancient Greek authors. B. N. Golovkin believes that the name Veronica was given in 1542 by the German botanist Leonart Fuchs (1501-1566) in honor of St. Veronica.1-19 Species numbers vary between two and fifteen with many subspecies. Verоnica beccabunga L. is widespread. Western Europe: all countries south of 65 ° north latitude. Asia: Turkey, China. North America: USA, Canada. On the territory of the former USSR it is found from the western border to the southern part of the Ural Range, in the Caucasus, in Siberia. In the north reaches the Karelian Isthmus, the southern coasts of Lake Ladoga and Onega, the confluence of Sukhona and Vychegda, in the region of Pechora, Arkhangelsk. It is found in Crimea.1

The Study of External Signs, Microscopy and Chemical Composition of Medicinal Plant Materials of Verоnica beccabunga L. Herb