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Let’s Talk About Botany

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Tea is a beverage made from the processed leaf of a plant whose Latin name is: Camellia sinensis. Some people who have been around for a long time in the tea industry still call it by its now out-dated name of Thea sinensis.
To recap, then, the botanical classification of the tea plant as it was originally stated is:

To recap, then, the botanical classification of the tea plant as it was originally stated is:

DIVISION	ANGIOSPERMAE
CLASS	DICOTYLEDONES
ORDER	PARIETALES
FAMILY	THEACEAE
GENUS	THEA
SPECIES	SINENSIS
VARITAL	267,000 SEPARATE ONES

But now the tea plant is botanically referred to as Camellia sinensis

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