Taiwanese Jin Xuan tea cultivar, cultivated in north Thailand
Jin Xuan Taiwan No. 12 tea cultivar imported from Taiwan and cultivated in Doi Mae Salong, north Thailand
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Taiwanese Jin Xuan tea cultivar, cultivated in north Thailand
