Nepeta depauperata is a species of Catmint found in Iran.Catalogue of Life: Nepeta depauperata There are few records of its presence formally recorded, but its range is apparently quite restricted.
Ethnobotany Iranian traditional medicine has employed the use of Nepeta depauperata as an anti-inflammatory herb. Western research has corroborated this, citing its ability to minimize both acute and chronic nociception. While oil extracted from many species within this genus contain nepetalactones as the main component, N. depauperata oil is a majority spathulenol (31.8%) and caryophyllenes (23.2%).Mehrabani, Mitra, Ali Asadipour, and Amoli S. Saber. "Chemical constituents of the essential oil of Nepeta depauperata Benth. from Iran." (2004): 98-100.
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