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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 producing maple syrup from maple trees.
Looking from an overall perspective, there are several stages in the process of maple syrup production, beginning with the collection of the sap from maple trees and ending with the distribution of the finished product to cunsumers
At the first stage of the producing maple syrup, the sap is collected during daytime, because high temprature can lead to increased pressure, which makes the sap flow naturally and thus, it is easier to harvest. Prior to being sent to an evaporator, sap is stored in a storage tank.
In the next stage, the gathered sap in an evaporator that heated to make it evaporate. As a result of that process, the liquid glass gradually becomes thicker and turns into maple syrup. At the following stage, it is poured into containers and stored once the syrup reachs the required consistency. The process concludes with finished maple syrup being distributed to the market or retail outlets consumption.
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