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Liberica Coffee – Origin & Biological Characteristics

Liberica Coffee – Origin & Biological Characteristics: More than 120 species of coffee have been identified in the genus Coffea. Producers, traders, roasters, baristas, and consumers will be primarily familiar with two of these: Arabica and Robusta. What is Liberica Coffee? However, the third species after these two is mainly grown in Southeast Asia: Coffea Liberica. Today, it is the main species of coffee grown in Malaysia and the Philippines (philippine coffee). So, where did Liberica come from? How does it taste? And could it become more popular in the …
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Compare Arabica and Robusta coffee | Vietnam coffee – Helena., JSC

Compare Arabica and Robusta coffee | Vietnam coffee - Helena., JSC: With more than 120 species of coffee cultivated around the globe, there are only two that appear in your morning cup of coffee: Coffea arabica – which means Arabica coffee; and Coffea canephora – also known as Robusta coffee.After roasting, Arabica & Robusta beans look pretty similar at first glance. But in fact, they are entirely different in taste, growing conditions, price... These factors are partly influenced by availability from genetic characteristics, origin, plus long …
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Coffee varieties: Centroamericano – Helena coffee processing & export

Coffee varieties: Centroamericano – Processing and exporting coffee Helena: Centroamericano is an F1 hybrid between rust-resistant T 5296 and Landrace Ethiopia Rume Sudan for a high yield with excellent quality potential. Well adapted for agroforestry.For F1 hybrid Arabica varieties such as  Centroamericano  , the seed obtained from the hybrid will not have the same characteristics as the parent plant. This is called “discrimination”. This means that the seedlings are likely to suffer from reduced yield, disease resistance, quality or other agronomic traits. Seeds should only be reproduced through asexual …
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Coffee varieties: Timor Hybrid – Helena., JSC

Coffee varieties: Timor Hybrid – Helena., JSC: On the island of East Timor, in the 1920s, a scientifically impossible coffee variety was born – the Timor Hybrid. Somehow, Coffea arabica and a Coffea canephora (Robusta) crossed and produced a natural hybrid, an Arabica coffee plant containing the robust disease resistance gene of the Robusta strain.Coffee varieties Timor Hybrid – Helena., JSC: Natural Timor Hybrid coffee treeIn terms of terminology, in some documents, Timor Hybrid is also known as HDT (short for Hibrido de Timor ) or Tim Tim (short for Timor Timur – Indonesian), …
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Java Coffee Varieties

Java Coffee Varieties - Helena., JSC: Arabica Java is typical of high-quality coffee varieties in Central America. Strong resistance to common diseases on coffee and low fertilizer demand is very suitable for smallholder farmers.[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="799"] Java Coffee Varieties - Helena., JSC: Arabica Java coffee tree from Indonesia[/caption] Contrary to many documents, Java coffee is derived from the Arabica Typica variety. Molecular genetic studies by World Coffee Research have revealed that Javanese Arabica is descended from an indigenous coffee population in Ethiopia called Abyssinia.Thus, Java …
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Arabica coffee varieties – SL28 | Coffee from Vietnam – Helena., JSC

Arabica coffee varieties - SL28 | Coffee from Vietnam - Helena., JSC: SL28 is one of Africa's most popular and appreciated Arabica varieties. From its first cultivation in Kenya in the 1930s, it was not long before SL28 was widely distributed throughout other parts of Africa (particularly the Arabica growing regions of Uganda) and now Latin America. Arabica - SL28 variety is suitable for medium to high altitudes and shows good drought resistance, but is susceptible to significant coffee diseases ( rust, Berry disease & nematodes...)[caption id="" …
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Catimor Coffee – Vietnamese coffee for import & export | Helena., JSC

What is Catimor Coffee? Biological characteristics of Catimor cultivar varietyCatimor coffee is also known as tea coffee, scientific name is Coffee Arabica, is a coffee cross between Timor and Caturra (Timor was bred from Arabica and Robusta coffee). In addition, Catimor coffee is also known as T8667 (called in Central America) to distinguish the better and stronger Catimor coffee variety than other varieties. They are also considered to have a very seductive and sweet aroma. In Central America, Catimor is also known as T8667, with its strong …
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[Part 3] Discover coffee varieties: Ruiru 11, San Isidro, Sidra, Sl28, Sl34, Tabi, Typica, Variedad Colombia, Villa Sarchi

[Part 3] Discover coffee varieties: Ruiru 11, San Isidro, Sidra, Sl28, Sl34, Tabi, Typica, Variedad Colombia, Villa Sarchi: Coffee variations are estimated to number in the hundreds throughout the globe today. However, only Arabica and Robusta have been economically pushed among these three varieties. Arabica coffee, cultivated at high altitudes, has a richer, more delicate, more unique flavor than Robusta.Globally, numerous old coffee types and novel hybrids have been produced, resulting in exceptional production and quality. Discover unusual coffee varietals …
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[Part 2] Discover coffee varieties: Jackson, Maragogype, Marsellesa, Mundo Novo, Obata, Pacamara, Pacas, Pache, Parainema

Discover coffee varieties: Jackson, Maragogype, Marsellesa, Mundo Novo, Obata, Pacamara, Pacas, Pache, Parainema: There are more than 125 recognized kinds of coffee in the world today, according to data. Only two species, Arabica and Robusta, have been commercially marketed. Arabica coffee - coffee types produced at high altitude, which contain less caffeine but have a richer, more delicate, and unique flavor than Robusta - is exclusively used in the Specialty Coffee business because of its potential flavor.When it comes to …
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[Part 1] Discover coffee varieties: Batian, Bourbon, Castillo, Catimor, Sarchimor, Catuai, Caturra, Ethiopian Heirloom, Geisha, Ihcafe 90

Discover coffee varieties: Batian, Bourbon, Castillo, Catimor, Sarchimor, Catuai, Caturra, Ethiopian Heirloom, Geisha, Ihcafe 90: According to statistics, there are more than 125 known varieties of coffee in the world today. However, only two have been promoted commercially, Arabica and Robusta. Particularly for the Specialty Coffee industry, the potential flavor is only exploited from Arabica coffee. Coffee varieties grown at high altitudes contain lower caffeine content but have a fuller, more delicate, and distinctive flavor than Robusta very much. Looking at …
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Villa Sarchi Coffee varieties – Origin & Biological Characteristics | Helena., JSC

Villa Sarchi Coffee varieties – Origin & Biological Characteristics - Villa Sarchi (also known as La Luisa or Villalobos Bourbon) is a natural mutation of the C. Bourbon variety with a genetic mutation that causes the plant to grow more petite than usual (also known as a dwarf mutation).This variety was discovered in Costa Rica in the 1950s (or 1960s) in the Northwest region of Alajuela province, then underwent pedigree selection (selection of individual plants over successive generations).Villa Sarchi Coffee varieties – Origin & Biological …
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Sarchimor Coffee varieties – Origin & Biological Characteristics

Sarchimor Coffee varieties – Origin & Biological Characteristics: The Sarchimor coffee variety results from a cross between the Timor variety and the Villa Sarchi variety ( Coffea Arabica Var. Villa Sarchi ).Due to inheriting good advantages from Timor, the Sarchimor combination has strong rust resistance; however, it is not recommended for farmers because it is not stable from generation to generation. What is Sarchimor?Sarchimor is a cross between the Timor Hybrid and Costa Rican Villa Sarchi that is commonly cultivated …