Coffea Liberica
The Liberian coffee, cultivated in Africa, of which country it is a native. This plant is of larger and stronger growth than the Arabian coffee plant and the fruit is larger. This species is of recent...
The Liberian coffee, cultivated in Africa, of
which country it is a native. This plant is of larger and stronger
growth than the Arabian coffee plant and the fruit is larger. This
species is of recent introduction to commerce, and although it was
reported as being more prolific than the ordinary coffee plant,
the statement has not been borne out in Brazil and Mexico, where
it has been tested. It is also more tender than the older known
species.
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