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A type of very light green tea; the term refers to the white hairs on the picked tea bud.
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(1720-1793). English clergyman and naturalist, born in Selbourne in the Hampshire countryside of England, and wrote "The Natural History of Selbourne" (1789) (Worster, 1994). In this book, a collection of letters to fellow naturalists, he describes the way animals and plants interact with their environment (Bowler, 1992). He was a parson for the local Christian church and a naturalist. Died at the age of 73.
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| white light |
The combination of all of the wavelengths of visible light (colors of the rainbow-see 11 spectrum").
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| whitehead |
[3: Whitehead @ Malaspina].
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| white |
forerunner of modern Vice-Admiral; see also Blue, Admiral (of) the
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