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How Plant Stress Flavors Your Cup of Tea

hen you take a sip of tea, you are drinking a beverage grounded in a particular time and place. And no tea-growing region in the world is more grounded than China’s Yunnan province, home to pu-erh, where wild tea bushes, as old as a thousand years, can grow to be trees over 60 feet tall.

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