The Dipsacaceae family, commonly known as the teasel family, consists of flowering plants primarily found in temperate regions. This family includes about 15 genera and 300 species, characterized by their distinctive flower heads and prickly leaves. Many members of Dipsacaceae are biennial or perennial herbs, often growing in open fields and disturbed areas. One of the most well-known genera in this family is Dipsacus, which includes the common teasel. These plants are notable for their tall, spiky flower heads that attract various pollinators. Dipsacaceae species are also used in traditional medicine and have applications in ornamental gardening.