#asperula odorata

• Asperula odorata — The scientific name (a taxonomic synonym frequently used for Galium odoratum) of a perennial herbaceous plant in the family Rubiaceae, commonly known as sweet woodruff; it grows in beech and deciduous forests, famous for its small, white, fragrant flowers and high coumarin content, a volatile structural compound that gives it a pleasant scent of fresh hay when dried, used in the perfume industry and traditional medicine.