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Articles about Camellia
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Biology
Unique and rare plant species in Vietnam: Rarely found anywhere, high risk of extinction!
This plant species has been classified as critically endangered in need of conservation by the World Red Book.
Scientific application
Building a process for producing medicinal varieties from 3 species of yellow camellia
Scientists at the Center for Tropical Forestry coordinated with a number of research units to successfully build a process for producing seeds and medicinal herbs from 3…
Discover science
Why do British people often give milk to tea?
Tea is a drink that has become popular in the UK more than three centuries ago and today, almost the whole world enjoys it.
1001 mystery
Tea plants bloom after 200 years
Relocated from China, a camellia planted in a botanical sanctuary in Chiswick, west London, England after 200 years of flowering.
Biology
China discovered a species that could replace tea
experts at the Tea Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences affirmed that the new plant could be used to prepare drinks without caffeine.
Biology
Discovered 2 species of yellow lilies tea for science at Vu Quang National Park
Researchers on plants in Vietnam have continued to discover two new species of plants for science in Vu Quang National Park (Ha Tinh), which are two rare and precious ye…
Biology
Four new species of camellia were discovered in Vietnam
Scientists in the Southern Institute of Ecology have published four new species of camellia in deep forests on the Lang Biang Plateau, the southern part of the Central H…
Biology
Khanh Hoa proposes to preserve and multiply Krempf flower tea
Khanh Hoa scientists propose to preserve Krempf flower tea discovered in two locations in the mountainous areas of the province, the scope of distribution is narrow with…
Biology
Vietnamese tea flowers are recognized by the world as new species
A type of Vietnamese Camellia has just been officially published in the Nordic Journal of Botany (Swedish botanical magazine), the world's first newly discovered plant a…
Biology
Found mi Krempf camellia after more than 100 years
Master Luong Van Dung and two staff of Biduop Nui Ba National Park discovered mi Krempf tea at an altitude of about 800m, in the evergreen closed forest, with a relative…
Biology
Detecting rare and precious lilies
The authors Luong Van Dung (Da Lat University), Tran Ninh (University of Natural Sciences, National University of Hanoi) and Hakoda (Japan) have just announced a new spe…
Biology
Camellia tea - Camellia chrysantha
Golden flower tea is a small, evergreen tree, about 2-5m high, thin branches, pale yellow bark, they paint tea (Theaceae). Single leaf sprouting from long narrow circle.…
Medicine - Health
The difference between black tea and green tea
Green tea and black tea all originate from Camellia Sinensis (folk called tea tree). However, these two teas are different in processing.