ULEE Lalamat plant (Calatleño nebplc) L4 buck-Lrucd Rmul herb with local clusters of #hica & Luc Ilonl. This medicinal herb is bees and insect resistant. Its leaves are used for cooking and for tea. The use of this plant is described below. The distribution function for the height class of Calamint Plant is given by: F(x) = 1 - e^(-3x) where x is the height of the plant.
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