BIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF MINT, CASTOR, AND STEVIA PLANTS
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https://doi.org/10.63034/esr-684Keywords:
essential oil plant, perennial herbaceous plant, annual/perennial plant, spurge family (Euphorbiaceae), drought tolerance, medicinal plantAbstract
In the Department of Physical Education, ensuring that students maintain the necessary level of health throughout all stages of the learning process has always been an important task. A student’s health condition determines their ability to live a full, active, meaningful, and happy life. Health is a fundamental guarantee of well-being; it forms the basis for life expectancy and contributes to the birth of a healthy and complete generation.
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