Tea plantation, Far East

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Terraces of a tea plantation in the Far East, showing Camellia sinensis var sinensis, used to produce Chinese and green tea. Women harvest the tea leaves, a process known as "plucking".

Media ID 10645008

Date: 12th February 2015

Owner URL: http://www.kew.org/

Credit: Copyright RBG Kew

Filename: p037 - 006838LA20120727-012 Tea.jpg

Image Size: 4633 x 3105 Pixels

Filesize is 3.96MB

Associated Categories: History

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