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Coffea arabica – Arabica coffee Morphology A small tree with compound leaves, berries ripen unevenly with green to red berries (containing the bean inside), and white flowers. Plant leaves are arranged opposite each other. Plant Growth Trees take 3-4 years before becoming reproductive and producing the coffee cherry, which are the ripe red coffee berries..../wetland/wp-content/uploads/sites/21/2023/06/coffee-composite-plant-tags-project-pixabay-318x1024.jpg