What is the scientific name of Tea - normal tea leaves. Difference between normal and green tea also pls.?

Answer 1

Botanical name: Camellia sinensis
Family: Theaceae, the tea family
Two varieties are recognised:
Camellia sinensis var. sinensis (China tea).
Camellia sinensis var. assamica (Assam tea, Indian tea).

Teas, black, oolong, white, or green, refer to their fermentative degrees during their production. Green tea, which is unfermented at all, retains more health beneficial components, like disease-fighting antioxidant, than other teas;

Answer 2

Scientific Name Of Tea

Answer 3

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Who is "we"? Green tea is a nice pure tea with no caffeine ( hardly any) and it hels clean your tummy because it is ht and has cleam=nsing properties. The anti -oxidant properties are kind of a marketing scam- yes it has anti oxidants but nobdy every gets cured by these invisilbe properties- its just a nice thing to make you buy the product Over time if you eat enough foods with anti-oxidant it means you may be generally more fit , but i'ts not a reason to drink green tea. I drink roasted rice green tea- I do'n't like green tea on its own so I have this stuff wich is made with green tea AND brown rice mixed it is really nice. Green tea is quite bitter and refreshing, but I don't know what kind of tea you mean that"We" all drink- you mean black tea? If so, black ta has more caffeine, and that's it, as fas as properties, none other than that really it doesn't have calories in it- unless you add milk and sugar. Personally I just don't like green tea- only genmaicha- the roasted rice green tea. If you're talkign about herbal tea- that stuff is crap and I never drink it, and don't like anybody who does.

Answer 4

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tea Hope this helps.