HELP - What is some information about a Lavender plant cell? (They have that. etc)

Lavender belongs to a plant family called Lamiaceae (previously Labiatae): the mint family. This family includes many species and some are used in aromatherapy. Plants in this family usually have five united petals with two lobes on the top and three on the bottom forming lips (labia). The leaves are usually directly opposite each other on the stem and often the stem is square. The Latin name for the lavender genus is Lavandula, so all lavenders begin with Lavandula. (See Table 3-1.) Two of the most commonly used “lavenders” are Lavandula angustifolia and Lavandula latifolia.