Tea tree for popular science

Tea tree is a small evergreen broad-leaved tree, one of the four major woody oil plants in the world, and a pure natural high-grade oil plant unique to China. The national annual output is only about 200,000 tons, which is extremely precious. The nutrients of tea seeds are completely derived from natural pollution-free air and fertile soil.

Camellia, commonly known as bitter tea, tea tree and white scented tea, with scientific name of Camellia-Oilfera Abel and English name of-OilteaCamellia mellia, is one of the four major woody oil-bearing tree species in the world, and it is a pure natural high-grade oil-bearing tree species unique to China. It breeds naturally in the mountains all the year round. Adult trees are about 3 meters high, and their age can exceed 100 years, and some can reach 400-500 years. It is only distributed in some mountainous areas of a few provinces in southern China.

The nutritional components of tea seed oil are completely derived from natural pollution-free air and fertile soil. The national annual output is only about 200,000 tons, which is extremely precious. Experts call it "China from heaven" and "King of Oil".

Camellia is a small evergreen broad-leaved tree with a height of 3-6 meters and a DBH of 24-30 cm. Its bark is smooth and grayish brown. Camellia oleifera has alternate leaves and bisexual white flowers. After flowering at 5438+00 in June, the fruit will not mature until 5438+00 in June of the following year. Therefore, Camellia oleifera will have a rare phenomenon of the same flower and fruit. The fruit is a capsule, mostly round. The seeds are mostly yellow-brown, shiny and triangular.

Camellia naturally reproduce in the mountains all year round. Adult trees are about 3 meters high and are over 100 years old, some of which can reach 400-500 years. It is a unique oil-bearing tree species in China, which is only distributed in some cold areas of a few provinces and counties in southern China. At present, there are more than 300 camellia varieties in China. Zhejiang, Fujian and Jiangsu have started mass production. At present, it has become the main potted ornamental flowers and trees in winter in the flower market. Camellia originated in China. Wild camellia is distributed under valleys and jungles in Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Hunan and Sichuan, as well as Laoshan Mountain and coastal islands in Shandong Province. There are also patches of wild camellia distributed between Ningbo and Siming Mountain in Zhejiang Province. Camellia trees of 1200 years old are still preserved among the trees and rocks in the south of Baoyan, Chenghua Cave, Luoda Mountain, Ruian County, Wenzhou. Both lichuan county, Jiangxi Province and Momei Mountain, Sichuan Province have natural distribution of ancient tea trees in virgin forests 1000 years ago.

Yuan Mu wild camellia oil is collected from Wuyuan wild camellia collection base in Jiangxi, the world-famous hometown of longevity. It is a famous camellia oil producing area and a world-famous longevity town, with mild climate, abundant rainfall, fertile land, no pollution to air, soil and water, excellent ecological environment and numerous rare animals and plants, and it is a natural gene bank for preserving biological species.