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The coffee plant (Coffea, family Rubiaceae) is a rather small evergreen and has origins in Africa, but is grown intensively in South America.
Some climatic factors are of great importance for the cultivation of coffee and are:
Temperature that must be between 23 ° and 28 °
Rain that must fall within the parameters between 1500 and 2000 mm.
The species are basically two:
There are about 130 different species belonging to the genus Coffea and, in addition to the two important species, cited above, there are also Coffea iberica, Coffea dewevrei and Coffea racemosa, locally cultivated.
Chemical composition of beans (1)
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