In addition to neurologic or neuromuscular disorders, gait disturbances may be associated with orthopedic conditions, inflammatory conditions of the joints (i.e., arthritic changes), or other abnormalities. Vestibular (balance) disorders. Central nervous system disorders such as multiple sclerosis and cerebral palsy.
Many culinary herbs grown in Minnesota are members of two plant families. The mint family, Lamiaceae, includes basil, oregano, marjoram, catnip, all the mints, as well as rosemary, thyme, lavender, summer savory, and sage, are all grown for their aromatic leaves.
Division of the family and chief genera: Engler and Krause divided the family into 12 sub-families as follows: Sub-family I. Melanthioideae: Rhizome or bulb covered with scale leaves and with terminal inflorescence, e.g. Gloriosa, Colchicum. Sub-family II. Herrerioideae: Tubers with climbing stem, inflorescence small flowered racemes, e.g. Herreria.