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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 breaks down the process of harvesting maple sap into multipurpose maple syrup products. Overall, the production of maple syrup involves three stages: collecting, evaporating, and packing before resulting in final products, with the sap from a maple tree as the main material.
Looking at the data, it can be seen that the production of maple syrup starts with the flowing up of sap on a cool night day. Consequently, when the day comes with higher temperature, the sap flows down to the storage tank by a tube that connects to the tap in the tree. Following this, the sap is moved to the evaporator for the evaporating step before packing the liquid in a bottle as the final product.
Subsequently, the maple syrup bottles will have two market options. First, they are sold directly to the consumer for making breads, cookies, or cakes. Second, the products are delivered to the store before reaching the consumers to make pancakes.
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