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Nisan 2021 tarihli yeni makale: “Isıya dayanıklı yabani kahve türünde Arabica benzeri lezzet” – Stenophylla’yı Bulmak (2020 tam metin): Kew Science: CIRAD: University of Greenwich Research: Kew ve Dr Aaron Davis’e teşekkürler daha fazlasını öğrenme ve Stenophylla’yı tatma fırsatı! Resim kredisi: Fildişi Sahili’nde yetiştirilen Coffea stenophylla. Görsel: E. Couturon, IRD©. Trinidad’da yetiştirilen C. stenophylla’nın siyah beyaz görüntüsü (c. 1900). Görsel: Arşivler, Kraliyet Botanik Bahçeleri, Kew©. C. stenophylla çiçeği (Arabica ve robusta’da olduğu gibi beş yerine sekiz loba dikkat edin). Görsel: Daniel Sarmu©. Reunion Adası’ndaki CRB Coffea araştırma koleksiyonunda (IRD-CIRAD) C. stenophylla’nın hasadı (taze kiraz). Resim: Montpellier CIRAD Duyusal Analiz Laboratuvarında CIRAD© Hacamat. Resim: CIRAD© Sierra Leone’de Sundried C. stenophylla kirazı. Resim: Daniel Sarmu© Nature Plants araştırma makalesinin ortak yazarı Daniel Sarmu, Sierra Leone’de C. stenophylla kahvesinin tadım örneklerini hazırlıyor. Resim: Martha Sarmu© Bağlantılar: Patreon: Sınırlı Sayıda Ürünler: Kitaplarım: Dünya Kahve Atlası: The Best of Jimseven: Beni burada bulun: Instagram: Twitter: Kullandığım ve beğendiğim şeyler: Video kitim: Şu anki stüdyo kahve kitim : Gözlüklerim: Tercih ettiğim saç ürünüm: Kullandığım Neewer Ürünleri: .
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Thank you Mr. Indian Jones of the coffee world. Dr. Davis. Respect
James. Have you had coffee from Yemen? Specifically, Haraz Red or any of the small lots auctioned off by Qima? Would benefit the farmers there and the community if you brought that amazing coffee to the foreground. By far the best cup of coffee I’ve ever experienced.
Hmmmmm the best cup of coffee I ever had was from foraged beans growing wild on big island HI. The lovely proprietor of of a certain business in a certain "backwaters" town hooked me up. I'd PM the location, but sure they prefer it remained a secret spot. Not sure when coffee was 1st cultivated on the islands, but could be a good place to hunt "heirloom" varietals.
ANOTHER propaganda piece for, "global warming", hysteria.
Are there any American coffee species or are they old world only ?
interesting
Flip a switch right now…and turn off Global Carbon emissions…the resulting atmospheric temperature change would be approximately .7deg over the next 50yrs
You keep saying "the journey that its taken" when none of that is shown, or explained. Also ALL coffee beans for consumers travel very far to get to our cups. What was different with those beans to make their journey different?
And Breeding will be much slower here than usual as it sounded like they don't have many different sources to cross breed with. So they will have to rely on what they grow themselves, and mutations will be slow to find
i thnk you should have had a norm coffee to try at the same time to see the differences between them
Has anyone used a HPLC or GC to determine the other chemicals that it contains? It would be very interesting to know what the other molecules are!
@jameshoffmann Any updates on stenophylla production? Should I expect to see this at my local roasters anytime soon?
really grim to imagine another consumer product, produced at industrial scale, will somehow make us happy as our ecosystems collapse and agriculture fails.
It is so appealing to me to see people who made science out of their life passion as Dr. Davis did! Being an amateur runner, I had similar experience asking whether social conflict behavior (the area of my research in the lab) can be alleviated with physical exercises at some point. I planned an experiment. And it gave some very promising results! It is incredibly satisfying to get the results from such experiment. Especially such a promising one as here with C. Stenophylla!
American botanist here. There is generally no correct way to say Latin names, but for funsies sharing, a lot of botanists I know, and myself, would pronounce the epithet as "steh-NOFF-uh-la".
i might be here for the so called ridiculous or pretentious flowery coffee descriptions..
"The preparation of this coffee was pretty different to what we would typically see for specialty arabica coffees." AAAAANNNNDDDDD?
Hi can u give me an identification of stenophylla.I have wild coffee in the forest in my fields.I have not tried it..can I send u pics to identify.
No news regarding Cafea Stenophilla anymore
Anyone knows what is happening regarding this plant ??
University of Florida is getting ready to move plants outside this year to look at viability. Would love to see if we could grow this variety in Georgia, US. Very interesting.
James, I would love to hear about your take on how we can be more climate concious as passionte coffee connoisseur. I have come to strugle with it since I love Ruandan & Kenyan beans. Apart from the humanitarian aspect, that is very well traceable now-a-days, the climate aspect is still one that raises a lot of questions for me.
A+ graphics!
Climate change: yes, it is bad. Still, if i imagine myself in 30 years on an italian arabica coffee field…hell yeah…
Hey, James, I recently bought 10 acres of land up in the mountains of the Philippines. Which strain of coffee tree would you like I grow? My fiancée wants to open a restaurant, so I'm thinking the one that taste the best, not necessarily the one that can make the most money off secondary markets. 🙂
A coffee species that might one day help us to have the energy needed to overcome the serious challenges of a world under a severe climate crisis. It must taste like hope.
Cool video, nice to get some scientific background and fun to see James so excited about tasting something new. But is it me, or is it super weird to be worried about growing coffee in a +2 C world? Like, I'm worried I'm still gonna have a house, food, and clean water at that point. Or if my area somehow manages to evade the floods and wars, the people growing coffee are probably gonna have bigger problems. I'm not saying this science isn't worthy of doing or anything like that, it's just very strange to me to hear someone talk about a +2 C scenario in such a cool and collected way.
A very interesting presentation. Thank you for all your work. Many years ago I read about a type of coffee that was superior to Arabica coffees, but took 9 years to come into production. Is this that one, or is there another super variety that could be on the horizon?
This makes me wonder what you think about using modern genetic engineering to create "perfect" hybrids where you have combined the best from multiple species. I am a biotech student and all this makes me very excited 🙂
Hearing that we can get 6 degrees higher and knowing that we'll probably hit 4-5 degrees by the end of the century gives me hope.
love to get a few plants
James, the 2022 US Barista championship just finished, and the winning barista used Eugenioides as their espresso drink. Do you have any thoughts on Eugenioides?