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Influence of Geographical Regions on Catechin and Caffeine Levels in Tea (Camellia sinensis)"
written by Augustine Mutuku, John Wanyoko, Francis Wachira, Samson Kamunya, Richard Chalo, Samuel Kimutai, Kelvin Moseti, Stephen Karori,
published by
American Journal of Plant Sciences,
Vol.7 No.3, 2016
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