Liangping sweet tea

Liangping wild sweet tea has a history of thousands of years. It can clear away heat and toxic materials, moisten the lungs, eliminate phlegm and relieve cough, and strengthen the body. It has the triple effects of "medicine, sugar and tea" and is praised as "the best in the mountains" by China tea research experts. Liangping Sweet Tea has been approved by FDA of the United States, Department of Pharmacy of Mie University of Japan, Chinese Academy of Preventive Medicine, Tea Quality Inspection Center of China Ministry of Agriculture, and it has been used to treat diabetes in the Third Hospital of Huaihua City, Hunan Province. Sweet tea has a huge market for cancer prevention, anti-fatigue, anti-aging, pollen allergy, hypertension and diabetes. Liangping sweet tea is Lithcarpus potytatus (wall.) Rena, belonging to Lithocarpus genus of Fagaceae. Folk use leaves to soak in water as tea, which has a clear sweetness, so it is called "sweet tea". Lithocarpus polystachyus is a small evergreen tree, about 5~8 meters high, growing in warm and humid forests of 400~800 meters, often mixed with bamboo and pine trees, which is tolerant to shade, acid soil and short sunshine. Liangping county wild sweet tea was discovered in 1981 during the national agricultural regionalization survey. It is distributed in 16 townships and 30 villages in the county, scattered in 80,000 mu of pine forests and bamboo forests, relatively concentrated in Zhushan, Longsheng, Yuanyi, Xinsheng, Pingjin, comity and other townships in the Mingyue Mountains, and also distributed in Panlong, Hexing and Tiemen in the Dongshan Mountains. Because wild sweet tea was found in Liangping on a large scale, liangping county can be regarded as the origin of wild sweet tea. That is, liangping county is the most suitable growth area for wild sweet tea, and the sweet tea produced in liangping county is "authentic". Liangping county has unique natural conditions to develop wild sweet tea industry. There are 8 families, 9 species and 11 subspecies of plants that can be called sweet tea in China, but only Liangping sweet tea and Guangxi sweet tea can be developed as industries, and Guangxi sweet tea is a vine of Rubus in Rosaceae. It is found that the efficacy of Liangping sweet tea is much higher than that of Guangxi sweet tea. Liangping Sweet Tea liangping county Longsheng Township Agricultural Service Center 11083215 Sweet Tea (Tea) Liangping Sweet Tea is a geographical indication certification trademark.
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