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Tea processing

Tea processing is the method in which the leaves from the tea plant Camellia sinensis are transformed into the dried leaves for brewing tea.

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Hangul
덖음차; 부초차
Hanja
덖음茶; 麩炒茶
McCune–Reischauer
tŏkkŭmch'a; puch'och'a
Middle Chinese
pʰɨo.t͡ʃʰˠauX.ɖˠa
Revised Romanization
deokkeumcha; buchocha
Traditional Chinese
麩炒茶

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Tea processing

Nodes60
Edges59
Triples66
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.033333
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Tea processing

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related to General · 37
Tea processing → Additionally, Aging, Although, Autumn, Baking, Camellia, CTC, Depending, Disruption, Drying, During, Fixation, Flavoured, For, Great, However, In, Kill-green, Known, More
related to External links · 11
Tea processing → Archived, Century Tea Trade Archived, China's, Chinese, Government, Green, Old, Pu-erh, Tea, Wayback Machine, Wayback MachineProcessing
related to history · 6
Tea processing → Chinese, Indo-Burma, Southwest China, The, Tibet, Variations
Transcriptions · 2
Tea processing → TranscriptionsMiddle ChineseMiddle Chinesepʰɨo.t͡ʃʰˠauX.ɖˠaOld ChineseZhengzhang*pʰa.sʰroːʔ.rlaː, TranscriptionsRevised Romanizationdeokkeumcha; buchochaMcCune–Reischauertŏkkŭmch'a; puch'och'a
Hangul · 1
Tea processing → 덖음차; 부초차
Hanja · 1
Tea processing → 덖음茶; 麩炒茶
McCune–Reischauer · 1
Tea processing → tŏkkŭmch'a; puch'och'a
Middle Chinese · 1
Tea processing → pʰɨo.t͡ʃʰˠauX.ɖˠa
Revised Romanization · 1
Tea processing → deokkeumcha; buchocha
Traditional Chinese · 1
Tea processing → 麩炒茶

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tea leaves processing oxidation teas green oolong also used leaf black production fermentation taste done producing process dynasty drying type

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Tea processingHangul덖음차; 부초차1.00infobox
Tea processingHanja덖음茶; 麩炒茶1.00infobox
Tea processingMcCune–Reischauertŏkkŭmch'a; puch'och'a1.00infobox
Tea processingMiddle Chinesepʰɨo.t͡ʃʰˠauX.ɖˠa1.00infobox
Tea processingRevised Romanizationdeokkeumcha; buchocha1.00infobox
Tea processingTraditional Chinese麩炒茶1.00infobox
Tea processingTranscriptionsTranscriptionsMiddle ChineseMiddle Chinesepʰɨo.t͡ʃʰˠauX.ɖˠaOld ChineseZhengzhang*pʰa.sʰroːʔ.rlaː1.00infobox
Tea processingTranscriptionsTranscriptionsRevised Romanizationdeokkeumcha; buchochaMcCune–Reischauertŏkkŭmch'a; puch'och'a1.00infobox
Tea processingZhengzhang*pʰa.sʰroːʔ.rlaː1.00infobox
Tea processingis amethod in which the leaves from the tea plant Camellia sinensis are transformed into the dried leaves for brewing tea.The categories of tea are distinguished by the processing t…0.90text
CTC blacksinstance ofIn some white teas and some black teas0.80text
kill-green is done simultaneously with drying.Sweltering / yellowinginstance ofIn some white teas and some black teas0.80text

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