… effects the growth and yield of the tea plant are reviewed. Despite differences in the types of
tea grown and the cultural techniques practiced in the different tea areas, an attempt is made …

… Therefore, the high Al content in tea, especially brick tea is also a concern. … tea including
classification, growth conditions, types of tea leaves and their production, and processing of tea. …

… , the real price of tea declines while labour costs continue to rise. Tea remains a labour-intensive
industry. This book is intended to assist all those involved in tea production to become …

… rates of shoot extension and yield of tea are temperature, the … (Carr, 1972; Squire and
Callander, 1981; Stephens and Carr, … and Carr, 1989, 1990b), so that ecophysiology of tea is …

… 4.4 shows changes in soil water content with depth in unirrigated tea over the six months
dry weather at the Ngwazi Tea Research Unit in Mufindi, Tanzania (Stephens and Carr …

… in tea leaves and tea infusions in order to estimate the risk of human consumption of these
teas. The variation in Al accumulation, according to the age and variety of the tea bushes, and …

… at the Ngwazi Tea Research Unit (Carr, 1974) it is perhaps surprising that the 'optimum'
fertilizer levels reported in this paper are so similar to those of the other major tea growing areas …

… The increased Al in the old leaves of tea could increase the Al load in the diet [24]. Therefore…
of accumulation of Al in tea plants. Aluminium distribution in old tea leaves has been previ…

… monitored during the warm dry season in tea Clone 6/8 in a line… In unfertilized tea or tea
fertilized at the lower rate, A … greater in tea fertilized at 225 kg N ha"1 (N2) than in unfertilized tea (…

… The implications of this analysis for tea research at Tea … the yield of tea, an experiment was
initiated at the Tea Research … on sequential yields were minimised (Carr and Othieno, 1971). …