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The image illustrates the maple syrup production process through a series of steps and captions without numerical data. The process begins with a maple tree depicted on a day/night cycle showing sap flow facilitated by freezing at night and thawing during the day. A tap inserts into the tree trunk connects to a tube, transferring sap into a storage tank. The sap is then processed in an evaporator, turning it into maple syrup, which is shown bottled in various shapes. The final products are distributed to a store and subsequently sold to consumers, represented by images of syrup bottles, packages, and a pancake with syrup drizzled over it, indicating the final consumption stage.
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The diagram illustrates the stages of manufacturing maple syrup.
There are several steps to transform maple syrup from the sap of the tree into a product for consumers. Overall, the syrup production is divided into two stages: sap processing and maple syrup production.
The sap movement inside the tree depends on the temperature of the environment. At night, sap moves upward while in contrast, during the day, it flows downward. Sap is collected during the day by using a tube that connects the tap, which is plugged into the trunk, and a storage tank. Next, collected sap undergoes evaporation process before being made into maple syrup.
In the second stage of production, the syrup is available for a number of purposes. It can be transported to stores and sold as a consumer product whether being used as an ingredient for sweets production. Additionally, as a product, maple syrup can be consumed with other foods, such as pancake.
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