Titlebook: Global Tea Breeding; Achievements, Challe Liang Chen,Zeno Apostolides,Zong-Mao Chen Book 2012 Zhejiang University Press, Hangzhou and Sprin

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Sessie 5: Eerste superexposuresessie, first attempt to introduce tea to Turkey at the turn of the 19th century from China was unsuccessful because the wrong location was selected. However, later attempts from 1924 to 1937 with imported seeds from Georgia within the former USSR succeeded. A tea law was completed by the government in 194

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Michiel van Vreeswijk,Jenny Broersenrted in 1982. Nigeria produces black tea with the CTC method, labeled ‘Highland tea’. The total land area planted to tea is 1,200 ha. The average annual national production is 1,640 tonnes, which meets only 10% of domestic need. Opportunities thus exist for further local and foreign investments in t

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Kortison-Sto?therapie bei multipler Skleroseses ranges from 5%–55%, and generally from 10%–20%. The importance and roles of the resistance of the tea plant to the insect pests and diseases were discussed from the viewpoint of IPM (integrated pest management). The mechanism of resistance of the tea plant including the morphological, physiologi

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Tea Germplasm and Breeding in China,ction and consumption in the world, especially green tea and Oolong tea. In 2009, China had 1,866.7 kilohectares of tea gardens and 1,344.4 kilotonnes of tea annual production. China has abundant tea genetic resources capable of providing diverse parent materials for tea breeding. Currently, it is e

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Breeding of the Tea Plant (,) in India, China tea plant. The better cup quality produced by the Assam tea plant popularized it as an important planting material in the tea industries of the country. Seeds were the only source of propagation until the discovery of the vegetative method. As a result, seed . populations of unknown parents c

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Tea Plant (,) Breeding in Sri Lanka,well renowned for its high quality orthodox type (95% of the total production) black tea in the international market. The name “Ceylon tea” or “Sri Lankan tea” has been regarded as a sign of high quality throughout the world for a long time and even today, as reflected by the prices. In order to mai

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Tea Improvement in Kenya,rst introduced into the country. Although tea was introduced into Kenya at the turn of the 20th century, concerted efforts at tea improvement could not take root until the early 1960s after the country gained self-rule from Britain. Owing to the heterogeneity of pioneer seedling populations that was

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