Tea is one of the most commonly consumed stimulants in world. It cultivated commercially at Wushwush, Gumero, and Chewaka tea estate plantations, Ethiopia. Over 150,000 hectares Ethiopian land are available for production high-quality tea, but only 3,099 currently under cultivation. In Ethiopia, clones Mlk-1, Mlk-2, 11/56, S-15/10, FNF, 11/4, 6/8, L6, B9, Chai, BB-35, SR-18 grown. Ethiopia’s fa...

In order to explore whether tea/tree intercropping plantations have positive effects on soil ecosystem services functions, the possible of cultivation 151 different tea and other species’ setups were summarized analyzed in terms three aspects ecological service functions (supply services, support regulating services). An ArcGIS map was plotted show distribution existing China up June 2021. Furt...

Honeybush (Cyclopia) species are endemic to the Fynbos Biome of Cape Floral Kingdom in South Africa. Traditionally, honeybush foliage is cut, fermented, and sun-dried make an antioxidant-rich herbal tea. Approximately 80% unsustainably harvested from wild. All commercial indicated on International Union for Conservation Nature Red List Threatened Species. Cultivation thus required ensure suffic...