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Citation: Xia E-H,
Jiang J-J, Huang H, Zhang L-P, Zhang H-B, Gao L-Z (2014) Transcriptome Analysis of the Oil-Rich Tea Plant, Camellia
oleifera, Reveals Candidate Genes Related to Lipid Metabolism.
PLoS ONE 9(8): e104150. Copyright: © 2014 Xia et al.
This is an open-access article distributed under
the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License,
which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided
the original author and source are credited. Data Availability:
The authors confirm that all data underlying the findings
are fully available without restriction. We have deposited the dataset of 454 sequencing reads in the
NCBI Short Read Archive (SRA) database that can be accessed under the
accession number: SRR1472842, SRR1472843, SRR1472847 and SRR1472854, respectively.
The assembled sequences have been deposited at the NCBI Transcriptome Shotgun Assembly (TSA) database under the accession GBHI00000000.

The version described in this paper is the first version, GBHI01000000.



It has 20 - 110 mg. Instant coffee on the other hand only contain 30 - 120 mg.
Black tea once consumed more by the individual throughout one
entire day may cause dehydration. Dehydration is obvious once a person urinates
more frequently than usual. Any types of tea is the best for a person's cardiovascular health and also to
the same issues that have something to do with blood vessels.

It has been proven to reduce stress on a person's arteries.

This brings about reduced cardiac arrest risk with all the typical use of the product.
There is even a study made where they discover that black tea decreases the danger of
coronary disease by fifty percent more.


Black tea is also made from the leaves on the plant referred to as Camellia Sinensis.
Warm water put in with black tea produces a strong delightful brew which is known the
whole world over. Hot cups of tea are acknowledged to heal constipation. However black tea just isn't amongst such teas.
In fact, this drink can induce constipation. The type of
caffeine that is found in black tea can lead to symptoms of
having constipation. Such is the reason behind doctors' not recommending
black tea meant for clients with constipation. There exists a tea constipation effect
that drives people away from ingesting this healthy drink.
There are actually many tea that are decaffeinated and they
can be found in a lot of stores.


This decaffeinated variation of black tea offers the same flavor of black tea minus the caffeine that causes constipation.
Rather than consuming black tea to be relieved against constipation, the individual must consume more water and fiber juices.
A number of drugs that one may easily ordered in the drugstore have laxative consequences effective at
shifting compacted stools. Usually, involving oneself in a
high fiber diet just like taking foods such as veggies and whole
grain bread enables an individual to attain a normal and regular bowel movement.
Often consult a doctor before swallowing any medicine particularly those who
are pregnant or those who are presently suffering from a health condition.


Serious constipation lasting for weeks could be a sign of associated health issues.
Any tea is really healthy and has excellent effects for health and could protect a person from acquiring any acute diseases.
Though you can find plenty of advantages that this sort of tea contributes to an individual, tea constipation still should be definitely avoided especially for those who have
an existing constipation issue. Additional, green tea is accepted as a wholesome
drink all more than the world. Japanese and Chinese have
been drinking this tea since several centuries as it provides many well being benefits for its customers.
Green tea is universally referred to as the very best and perfect weight loss tea.
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After the Charleston Tea Plantation trolley tour, our next stop was "the plant," which
some clever soul decided visitors should enter through the gift
shop. After spotting a number of nice souvenirs that would be going home with me, DH and I got in line for the tour and were among the 28 in this group.
It was a very orderly tour, and I was pleased to see there were a number of things in place to make the experience more enjoyable for tourists.

For example, a large mirror-like piece (I'm betting
it wasn't a real mirror) was hanging over the processing machinery so
visitors could see it at work.


You can see in the top photo here that the mirror is suspended from the ceiling of the facility.
The withering bed, shown in these two photos, can hold 5,000 pounds of tea leaves and is where the leaves rest for 18
hours. During this time, about 12 percent of the
moisture is removed. And this is the rotovane, a cylinder chamber with
"teeth" where the tea leaves are shredded. Why are
they shredded? So the liquid cells are ruptured, exposing the leaf to oxygen. After this stage the leaves
go to an oxidation bed, and as many of us have
learned, their time in the oxidation bed
determines whether the tea ends up as black,
green or oolong. I've learned that sharing this one simple fact with folks
will REALLY make you sound like an expert.


They are just amazed that you don't have fields with green tea plants, black tea
plants and white tea plants. Kinda cool to know, isn't
it! Video screens are placed throughout the tour route, and you hear from the Bigelows,
who now own the tea plantation, as well as a narrator who shares
a bit of the place's history. I was pleased to learn about the roots (literal and figurative) of the tea
plants at Charleston Tea Plantation. A small greenhouse was set up
for the festival, and it contained some nice posters outlining the process by which they clone new
tea plants. This clever sign emphasizes the fact you'll have to travel a few miles to find
the next closest tea plantation.


In the background are musicians who performed at the festival.
And finally, one last look at those vast rows of tea.

Can you see why I am now obsessed with finding a tea plant of my own to grow?

I was hoping they'd have some for sale so I could buy two: one for me, and one for my green-thumbed friend Sandra, who would successfully grow hers and give me a cutting when mine died.
But alas, no. I did, however, leave with a sackful of goodies from the gift shop, and if you're
not Charleston Tea Plantation-ed out yet, I'll share that tomorrow!




I'd mentioned there being a couple of additional pu'er to get to from King Tea Mall samples, one a
Lao Ban Zhang mini-disc (8 grams; single serving size), branded as Bokuryo.
It never works but I was going to keep the rambling down, to keep
this minimal. I'll not talk about my pu'er background, or LBZ
in general, or get side-tracked talking about parameters, water sources, my day
or whatever else. I've never tried a tea from this area--even though it's probably the most famous area related
to pu'er production--so that sort of baseline is just not there.
I also don't tend to notice effects of tea as much as others, "cha qi,"
although there have been some exceptions, but I'll pass
on what comes up.


The vendor description can serve as background: 2017 Bokuryo Lao
Ban Zhang gushu (old tree) autumn mini cake sheng
cha. They explain that per their definition gushu refers to tea tree plants over 300 years
old. That web page has some nice pictures of the local area, and of
a comparison tasting between tea leaves from this age and from younger
plants. They also explain that spring material is so expensive that offering versions of that is prohibitive.
38 for 7 pieces (a tiny tong), or 56 grams, which is a bit, but then price is all relative for teas.
Later I would also be able to make adjustments to expectations related to the
different seasons for leaf sources (for this being an autumn tea) but for
now I'll just describe the tea.


There was one other unusual factor in this tasting:
my wife took my phone to get a screen cover replaced, and my spare phone (its replacement--if I was doing tangents here
I'd add more about that), and two of hers. There is still
a tablet at the house, and a couple of basic cameras, but I decided
to just let the picture taking drop. I thought I had
pictures of the mini-disk / tea coin from before, and there are some in the vendor page
I'll cite. So I'll post a section of vendor pictures in the middle,
but the normal running pictorial companion isn't happening for this review.
For description, the leaves were a bit lighter than in that picture
the day before, and the tea brewed to a light gold / straw-like
color, as sheng tends to, both darker and more golden when brewed stronger.




The initial taste is nice, but it's still not that far into opening up.
I keep expecting these teas to be really harsh and bitter, but
it won't be that. On the next infusion I can actually taste it;
the tea really is nice. I've tried a lot of teas something like this,
in a very similar range of aspects, but this one pulls
it off really well, maybe slightly better.
Even those Vietnamese old-tree teas weren't that far off this, but different.
There is a little bitterness to it, but way less than I would
have expected, a level that integrates well with the rest.


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