The industries of Japan : together with an account of its agriculture, forestry, arts, and commerce. From travels and researches undertaken at the cost of the Prussian government (1889)
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ea-drinking itself. And although they appeal to altogether differentsenses and tastes, the two plants have in their home a commonuse. This is the utilization of their close-grained wood, andespecially of their oily seeds. The relationship between these two plants, from an economicpoint of view, is… … TEA PLANT, CAMELLIA THEIFERA. [Page 129. AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRIES. m soms and fruit, and is, in fact, so great, that the tea-plant has comelately to be looked upon by many as only a particular species ofthe genus camellia, since there are no generic differences {e.g. inBentham and Hoopers Genera…
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