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The image displays a process flowchart starting with "Leaf Growth" flowing to "Plucking," then divides into processes: "Steaming" leading to "Rolling" culminating at "Oven Drying" for Green Tea; "Withering" leading to "Rolling" and "Oven Drying" resulting in White Tea; a path from "Withering" to "Rolling," then "Slight Fermentation," and eventually "Oven Drying" finalizing as Oolong Tea; another path from "Withering" to "Rolling," followed by "Full Fermentation" and "Oven Drying" for Large Leaf Black Tea; while "Withering" proceeds to "Crushing," "Full Fermentation," and "Oven Drying" producing Small Leaf Black Tea.
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The diagram illustrates how tea leaves are proccessed into five tea types.
Overall, it is clear that plucking and withering are essantial for leaf growth as they are needed for the leaf to start processing into different types.
The first process is plucking, it is done when the leaf is fully developed, later withering is done. After that, the process of each leaf starts. White tea only needs plucking and withering, whereas green tea starts a process called steaming, later on it is rolled and oven dried. Similarly, oolong tea undergoes rolling, but it later experinces slight fermentation before getting oven dried.
By contrast, large leaf black tea faces rolling and full fermentation processes before being oven dried. Moreover, small leaf black tea undergoes crushing before it is fully fermented and oven dried.
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