Green Coffee (Coffea Arabica) is an evergreen shrub or small tree 5-8 meters high (sometimes up to 10 meters). Cultivated plants are lower than wild plants. The trunk of the plant is covered with grayish-green bark. The branches are long, flexible, sprawling or drooping. The leaves of the coffee tree are opposite, short-leaved, leathery, dark green in color. The flowers of the plant are yellowish-white, fragrant, located in the axils of the leaves of 3-7 pieces. The plant blooms and bears fruit all year, starting from the third year after planting. The fruit of the plant is a berry. The color of the berries can be dark red, black-blue and even black. Inside the fruit, there are two flat-convex gray-green seeds, although the color of the grains may vary depending on the variety and place of growth.