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Any North American aromatic flowering plant of the genus Monarda in the mint family (Lamiaceae), commonly known as bergamot, horsemint, or bee balm, cultivated for its fragrant foliage and dense, shaggy terminal flower heads of tubular red, pink, purple, or white blossoms surrounded by colorful bracts.

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