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Meanings of coffee tree in English
Any of several small trees and shrubs native to the tropical Old World yielding coffee beans.
Synonyms
Examples for "coffee"
Examples for "coffee"
1
A great coffee shop requires two things: good coffee and good eavesdropping.
2
One added: No wonder my parents think my daily coffee is expensive.
3
A good spot for coffee lovers that want to try something new.
4
Over the past 15 years, coffee farming has gone into long-term decline.
5
Market presence: 10 coffee bars in Chicago, Los Angeles and New York.
Usage of coffee tree in English
1
Some attention has been given to the cultivation of the coffee tree.
2
The coffee tree is a most serviceable plant, every part of which can be used.
3
Thus the proportions in the coffee tree are-
4
The coffee tree bears flowers only the second year, and its blossoms last only 24 hours.
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Buried inside was her real gift to him-clippingsfrom a coffee tree, including fertile coffee cherries.
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The nearest place to Sana where the coffee tree grows, is at Arfish, half a day distant.
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Lime is an useful application, especially to stiff soils, as the coffee tree contains 60 parts of lime.
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Here, too, is the favorite zone of the coffee tree, which thrives best one thousand feet above sea level.
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This is the worst kind of soil for the coffee tree, whose long tap-root is ever seeking nourishment from beneath.
10
According to Liebig's classification of plants, the coffee tree falls under the description of those noted for their preponderance of lime.
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When first known, the coffee tree was a wild shrub growing among the hills of Caffa, in the northeastern part of Africa.
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The coffee tree produces its first crop when it is about five years old but can produce berries for more than 50 years.
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This is a minute and gregarious insect, which lives upon the juices of the coffee tree, and accordingly is most destructive to an estate.
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The first coffee tree was found in Arabia, and in spite of the various transplantations it has undergone, the best coffee is yet obtained there.
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Landslides on farms were largely avoided because coffee trees stabilize the soil.
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They walked a way in silence, climbing through the terraced coffee trees.