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arabica

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a·rab·i·ca  (-rb-k)
n.
1.
a. A species of coffee, Coffea arabica, originating in Ethiopia and widely cultivated for its high-quality, commercially valuable seeds.
b. The beanlike seed of this plant.
2. The coffee brewed from the seed of this plant.
[New Latin (Coffea) arabica, species name, from Latin, feminine of Arabicus, from Arabia, from Greek Arabikos, from Araps, Arab-, an Arab; see Arab.]
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Indonesia produces mainly Robusta coffee, around 80% of its total output, while the international market is dominated by Arabica coffee, accounting for 70% of global demand.
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4 million in 2006/07, investment bank Fortis said in a monthly report Arabica production was expected to climb to 90.
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