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What is a yoko tree?
A tree mentioned in the film "Medicine Man". Its bark is described as having 3% pure caffeine.
What are the examples of tree crops?
coffee, coconuts, palm oil, citrus fruits, cocoa n etc
What is the scientific name for the coffee tree?
Depends on if you want Major or Minor species 3 Major species: * Arabica * Robusta * Liberica * There are actually only two, Arabica and Robusta. Liberica is a sub species of Arabica
How big do roots grow on hazelnut trees?
Hazelnut (Corylus) is a small tree or shrub with a fibrous root system so the do not grow big roots, at the most twice the spread of the tree.
What are examples of plants with stilt roots?
Rhizophora it is a mangroov plant grows on the caostal area with high salt content wetlands on sea shores of tropics
What kind of plant is coffee?
a coffee tree of course. they originate in ethiopia a coffee tree of course
What types of plant nutrients does coffee have in it when watering?
Coffee beans are roasted seeds from the fruit of the evergreen coffee tree. Like other nuts and seeds, they are high in proteins (11 percent), sucrose and other sugars (8 percent), oils (10 to 15 percent), assorted organic acids (6 percent), B vitamins, iron, and the central nervous system stimulant caffeine (1 to 2 percent). With the exceptions of caffeine, none of these nutrients is found in coffee. Like spinach, rhubarb, and tea, coffee contains oxalic acid (which binds calcium ions into insoluble compounds your body cannot absorb), but this is of no nutritional consequence as long as your diet contains adequate amounts of calcium-rich foods. Coffee's best known constituent is the methylxanthine central nervous system stimulant caffeine. How much caffeine you get in a cup of coffee depends on how the coffee was processed and brewed. Caffeine is water-soluble. Instant, freeze-dried, and decaffeinated coffees all have less caffeine than plain ground roasted coffee.
What is the plant called where coffee grows?
the coffee tree
Adaptations of the coffee tree?
Cofee is not a tree it is a shrub or bush.
How long does it take for a coffee tree to produce fruit?
it takes 5 years
Is coffee a tree or a bush?
The coffee bean is the seed ofthe fruit ofthe coffee bush.
How many kilos does a coffee tree produces?
a coffee tree prodouces on average 10-1 kilos of the stuff hope it helps
There are 10002 coffee beans in one tree?
it depends how big the tree is...
How high is a tree?
A coffee mug filled with mittens. A purple coffee mug.
How would you describe coffee?
Coffee can be described as a beverage that consists of an infusion of ground coffee beans. Coffee can also be described as a seed of the coffee tree that is ground to make coffee.
What is the soil required to grow coffee?
Tree
What is a yoko tree?
A tree mentioned in the film "Medicine Man". Its bark is described as having 3% pure caffeine.
