File:A youngster harvesting tea.jpg

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A youngster harvesting tea

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English: Tea is harvested by hand, not all leaves are picked during harvesting but only a few top young and juicy leaves with a portion of the stem on which they have grown and the so-called bud (or tip) – an unexpanded leaf at the end of the shoot.

A few leaves, part of the stem and a tip are called "flush". Flush is the basis of tea production. Flush with two or three leaves is called "golden flush". Flushes are collected with three, four and even five leaves.

In Tanzania the leaves have been widely used for a herbal remedy to fight coronavirus

to create a steam therapy.
This is an image with the theme "Health and Wellness in Africa" from:
Tanzania
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Author Erasmus Kamugisha

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