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Mint
* All mints have square stems and sharp scents, which vary from pungent to sweetly fruity
  - thrive near pools of water, lakes, rivers, and cool moist spots in partial shade
* Most mint has edible flowers
* Most mints are upright perennials that grow two to three feet tall
  - thrive as house plants as well
* Some mints have medicinal uses.
* adapt to a wide range of soils.
* aids digestion.
* are a perennial and grow quickly and easily
  - commercially important as sources of flavor and menthol
  - generally perennial plants, though a few species are annual and some are grown as annuals
  - great to use in cooking and for other herbal uses, of course
  - probably the most accessible and used flavoring agents for smoking mixtures
  - stimulant, aiding digestion and reduce flatulence
  - very rich in menthol, a component with anticongestive and diaphoretic properties
* generally produce aromatic oils.
* grow in meadows and beside creeks.
* has aroma
  - delicate flavor
  - leaves
* have a square stem and opposite leaves
  - square stems and opposite aromatic leaves
* helps nausea.
* includes cell membranes
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - nuclei
  - plasma membranes
  - vacuoles
  - vegetables
* is an amount
  - herbaceous plants
  - herbs
  - leafs
  - located in refrigerators
  - part of mint
* offers benefits.
* prefer moist soil so they require more frequent watering.
* relax the esophageal muscle and can worsen symptoms.
* thrives well in deep loam soil.

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Corsican mint
* produces lilliputian white and purple flowers and reseeds rapidly each spring.
* tiny, creeping plant that only reaches an inch high.

Fresh mint
* is used whole, chopped or minced in cooking.
* provides excellent flavoring for many foods.

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Peppermint
* Most peppermints come from plants
  - contain acid
* Most peppermints grow in areas
  - residential areas
* Most peppermints have heavy scent
  - invasive behavior
  - strong smell
  - relax sphincters
* Some peppermints have blossoms
  - effect muscles
  - positive effects
  - similar effects
  - violet blossoms
* Some peppermints relax muscles
  - smooth muscles
* add flavor.
* aids gastrointestinal health.
* are albums
* grows almost everywhere
  - best in well-drained, fertile, loamy soils in full sun to partial shade
  - to a height of about a foot and a half
* have a huge appetite for eating aptasia, and hair algae
  - certain behavior
* have strong smell
  - taste
* helps fight fatigue, forgetfulness and relieves headaches
  - get rid of gas, indigestion and heartburn
  - upset tummies, toothaches and fatigue
* includes cell membranes
  - cells
  - sections
* is an eucalyptus tree
  - available as commercial tea, tinctures, and fresh or dried leaves and flowers
  - in fact a natural hybrid of green mint and water mint with sterile flowers
  - well known for soothing the stomach and digestive tract
* relaxes gastrointestinal issues, calming irritable bowels
  - the muscles that allow painful digestive gas to pass
* require frequent irrigation
* stimulates the skin's oil production.
* supports liver function by improving the flow of bile from the liver to the gallbladder.
* works on the salivary glands, the first process in digestion.

Spearmint
* are mint
* can relieve gas pains and aids digestion.
* is edible and Medicinal, the leaves and flowers are edible raw or cooked
  - lighter green with pink flowers
* offers many of the same health benefits but is used more often in cooking.
* perennial plant that aggressively spreads by creeping stolons.
* related edible species.
* valuable herb for stopping vomiting during pregnancy.

Praline
* are candies made from brown sugar and pecans
* is candy