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6 Feb 2021 1 minute read 0 comments tych0_21
Bourbon The Bourbon variety's lineage can be traced back to trees introduced from Yemen to La Réunion (formerly Bourbon) Island by the French sometime between 1708 and 1718. The establishment of French missions on La Réunion in 1841 as well as other...
6 Feb 2021 1 minute read 0 comments tych0_21
Typica The Typica variety is thought to derive from the first coffees brought to Yemen and India by Arabian traders between the 12th and 15th centuries. Hoping to undercut the Arabian monopoly on the coffee trade, in 1616, a merchant of the Dutch Ea...
4 Feb 2021 1 minute read 0 comments tych0_21
Coffea liberica Coffea liberica is a far lesser-known variety of the Coffea genus than arabica or canephora, making up for less than 1% of the global coffee consumption. Although native to the tropics of Central and Western Africa, the primary region...
3 Feb 2021 1 minute read 0 comments tych0_21
Coffea canephora Coffea canephora, better-known as Robusta coffee, is a remarkably hardy species with a much greater tolerance for heat, disease, and pests when compared to Coffea arabica; these survival advantages allow Robusta to grow at much lower...
3 Feb 2021 2 minute read 1 comment Cje95
With the most recent government interference/meddling in SpaceX's Starship Program, it has become a typical thing it seems for Elon Musk to fight/prod the government at every chance he gets. Thinking it over he has really fought the government or at...
3 Feb 2021 1 minute read 0 comments tych0_21
Coffea eugenioides Coffea eugenioides is a member of the Coffea genus that is most well-known as being one of the diploid parent species of C. arabica (along with C. canephora). C. eugenioides can be found primarily in the East African highlands of...
2 Feb 2021 1 minute read 0 comments tych0_21
Coffea arabica First described by Carl Linnaeus in 1753, Coffea arabica is the most important commercially traded species in the Coffea genus, Accounting for just under 60% of global coffee consumption. Coffea arabica is the hybridized offspring of C...
2 Feb 2021 5 minute read 7 comments Ykretz
Hi, this post is like a note for a bunch of things I'm thinking about since weeks. I am really involved in the protection of the environment, I'm vegetarian since more than 3 years, I buy organic as much as my earnings allow me and I often get thin...
2 Feb 2021 3 minute read 0 comments tych0_21
What is Coffee? Although when we talk about ‘coffee’ we typically are referring to the dried beans of species of plant first taxonomically identified in 1753 as Coffea arabica, the number of identified plants within the Coffea genus has since extends...
31 Jan 2021 4 minute read 0 comments rhyzom
Some ideas, proposals and examples I can think of, feel free to (actually, encourage you to) add some further, is the purpose of this post. Stage 1: Financial collapse. Faith in “business as usual” is lost. The future is no longer assumed to resemble...
