Sentences with phrase «coffee plants produce»

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The article also demonstrated the need for proper certification and testing in the single serve coffee market: The PurPod100 is certified by the Biodegradable Products Institute * (BPI) and meets ASTM International ¹ s Standard D6868 for compostability **, which means that it can disintegrate within an established period of time, produce compost that enables plant growth, and is safe for the environment.

The Lion of Kona demonstrated how arabica coffee plants are grafted onto liberica root stocks to produce plants that are resistant to the nematodes that plague the area's coffee beans while maintaining the exceptional taste one expects from Kona coffee beans.

«The difficulty may be that coffee growers will want the leaves to stay on their plants so they can produce good beans.»

Since the Belgians first started planting coffee in Burundi in the 1960's, producers have used this landlocked African country only to produce commodity coffee.

The plant is able to produce high - quality sustainable coffee with an increased capsule collection recycling capacity and reduced carbon emissions.

In 3 to 5 years when the plants begin to produce, the glut of coffee causes prices to plummet.

The Lion farms of Kona demonstrated how arabica coffee plants are grafted onto liberica root stocks to produce plants that are resistant to the nematodes that plague the area's coffee farms while maintaining the exceptional taste one expects from Kona coffee.

The genetic map of the coffee tree studied, produced in the 1980s by IRD in Cote d'Ivoire, also had the advantage of being a homozygous plant (two identical sets of eleven chromosomes), which is easier to analyse than natural heterozygotes.

Coffea charrieriana: Producing the first known coffee bean that is naturally caffeine free, this plant from Cameroon could lead to commercial coffee trees that produce their own decaf.

Especially hard hit have been Central America's arabica coffee plants, which produce high - quality beans used in espressos and gourmet specialty blends that are in growing demand in the United States and elsewhere around the world.

Pygeum adapts well if planted alongside coffee and cacao, which can also be harvested sooner and produce revenue until pygeum is ready to harvest.

Planted throughout the cities and roads, you'll find produce stands, small businesses like coffee shops, excursion outfitters and boutiques.

Among the winners were Andrew James Stewart of New South Wales, Australia, who developed a technique to improve the effectiveness of constructed wetlands, Abdiel Jose Ortiz of Cayey, Puerto Rico, who looked at the effects of earthworm - produced humus on coffee plants, and Allison Erica Dender of Plainview, New York, who studied the cognitive and emotional factors that make a person likely to use alternative energy.