The diagram shows how tea leaves are processed into five tea types. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
The diagram illustrates the production process of 5 different sorts of
tea
step by step.
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Overall
, some Linking Words
tea
types need to go through various stages like steaming, rolling, crushing, and fermenting, Use synonyms
while
others require fewer steps. Linking Words
Additionally
, all of the types undergo growing, plucking, withering, and drying phases.
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To begin
, the initial steps for all sorts of Linking Words
tea
, which are white, green, oolong, black, large-leafleaf black and small-leaf black Use synonyms
tea
, involve leaf growing, plucking, and withering. Use synonyms
However
, crushing and full fermentation is essential for large-leaf and small-leaf black Linking Words
tea
, ending up with the Use synonyms
last
oven drying step as for other types.
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Furthermore
, only oolong Linking Words
tea
goes through a slight fermentation, followed by a rolling procedure and finalising with drying. Use synonyms
Moreover
, it is necessary for green Linking Words
tea
to steam and roll the leaves, Use synonyms
whereas
white Linking Words
tea
needs only to be whithered and dried Use synonyms
at the end
, making it the easiest Linking Words
tea
to produce.Use synonyms
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