Coffee review

The botany of fine coffee.

Published: 2024-11-03 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/03, Coffee is a kind of Rubiaceae. The classification of coffee plants is very complex, and there are many variants and strains. Two of the most representative and commercially practical coffee are Arabica coffee and Canifra coffee, both of which have a large number of varieties. The coffee variety, also known as Robusta, is a high-yield variant of Canifula coffee. Other kinds of coffee trees

Coffee is a kind of Rubiaceae.

The classification of coffee plants is very complex, and there are many variants and strains. Two of the most representative and commercially practical coffee are Arabica coffee and Canifra coffee, both of which have a large number of varieties. The coffee variety, also known as Robusta, is a high-yield variant of Canifula coffee. Other types of coffee trees include Liberian Coffee, Tiviwari Coffee, or Exelsa Coffee, found in Liberia in 1843. These two kinds of coffee trees are very similar to Robusta, or at least they don't taste good. Efforts have been made to develop hybrid coffee trees, but it is generally believed that although the new varieties will increase the yield, become more resistant and may prolong the life of the trees, the taste of the hybrid is not as good as it used to be.

All coffee grows in the vast tropics on both sides of the equator and between the Tropic of Cancer, but the appearance of these coffee trees varies greatly depending on their varieties and varieties. In fact, evergreens may range in color from light green to dark green or even bronze, and their bright leaves are wavy, which are not found in Robusta and Arabica coffee trees. Some coffee trees are still the height of bushes, and some can grow as high as 18 meters, if not pruned for easy harvesting.

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