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An Account of the Insects and Mites Which Attack the
Tea ...
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed.
Everard Charles Cotes, 2012
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Essays on the cultivation of the
tea plant, in the United ...
CULTIVATION OF THE TEA PLANT IN THE UNITED STATES. ESSAY I.
Introduction—Description of the Tea Plant—Black and Green Tea from the same
Plant—Resemblance to the Grape Vine—Torrid Zone supposed indispensable to
the ...
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Report on the
Tea Plant of Upper Assam. With maps
TEA PLANT OF UPPER ASSAMPART V. Examination into the nature of the
stationsqf the Tea plant in the ' province of Kiang-nan and Kiang-see. Several
reasons may be assigned for the origin of the no— tions, that appear until lately
to have ...
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Report on the Physical Condition of the Assam
Tea Plant, ...
John MACCLELLAND (Surgeon.) 40. On the 18th November, the tea plant was
again found by ELus, who appears to have been indefatigable in his excursions.
The embassy had now reached the Po-yang lake, expressively denominated by ...
John MACCLELLAND (Surgeon.), 1837
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Brief notices of the
tea plant, together with some account ...
Andrew MELROSE (AND COMPANY, Tea-Grocers.) 0' Tea is called by the
Chinese Cha or The, and one or other of these names has been adopted
wherever the article is in use. The former is adopted generally over Asia, the
latter in most ...
Andrew MELROSE (AND COMPANY, Tea-Grocers.), 1835
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Tea: Bioactivity and Therapeutic Potential
Since then, despite some papers contributing to the botanical name of tea plant,
uniformity has been achieved. Tea is the most important of all Camellia spp. both
commercially and taxonomically. Botanically, tea plant belongs to the order ...
It represents the true spirit of Eastern democracy by making all its votaries aristocrats in taste. (from "The Book of Tea")
Although we are indebted to Kempfer and Thunberg for the most scientific
accounts of the tea plant, and their observations are limited to the culture of tea in
Japan, yet neither of these writers has mentioned in which of the Japanese
islands it ...
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Tea in Health and Disease Prevention
The tea plant belongs to the Theaceae botanical family. The Theaceae (Mirb. ex
Ker Gawl.) is part of the order Ericales (Bercht. and J.Presl) in the Asterid branch
of eudicots (Angiosperm Phylogeny Group III, 2009 (Haston, et al., 2009)).
Occasionally, there is a third classification, Camellia japonica, which is tea grown
in Japan. All tea, however, originated from the Camellia sinensis plant. There is a
myth that there is a special type of tea plant that produces green leaves and ...
