Tea (Camellia sinensis)
Last Updated: Sep. 6, 2010
Camellia Sinensis plant
When the word "tea" is used by itself it usually refers to the tea plant. However, the word "tea" is also used together with other terms to describe other drinks made from steeping other plants in water. Teas that do not come from the Camellia sinsensis plant are usually referred to as "herbal teas", "herb teas", or "tisanes".
In most parts of the world, nearly all tea consumed is black tea. Outside of southeast Asia, the term tea is often assumed to mean black tea.
Types of Tea (Camellia sinensis):
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Listings of this style of tea: (2136 including sub-styles - hide sub-styles)
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