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Doris asks:

> Does the bay leaf we use for seasoning come from the same
>  plant that the "laurels" do?)

Webster (1828) defines:  LAU'REL, n. [L.laurus.]
   The bay-tree or Laurus, a genus of plants of several species.

Louis