tobacco leaves
Cigarette plant material
The leaves of the tobacco plant, harvested and processed for smoking, chewing, or snuff.
Tobacco leaves are cured through air-drying, fire-curing, or flue-curing to develop flavor and reduce moisture.
The barn was hung with tobacco leaves drying in the autumn air.
The phrase emphasizes the raw agricultural product before it becomes cigarettes or cigars.
- nicotineAddictive tobacco alkaloid
- smoke ringsToroidal exhalations of fumes
- lung cancerMalignant growth in chest
- fermentationMicrobial sugar conversion
- indigenous practicesCustoms originating locally
rolling · burley · shade grown · colonial trade · humidor · ceremonial offerings · secondhand smoke · alkaloids · export markets · moisture content · medicinal uses · smoking · plantation · cash crop · brown · crop · aromatic · aging
- tobaccocigarettes, cigars, snuff, snus, cigarillos
- tobacco farmingbright leaf, seedbeds, seedbed, transplanting, topping
- trade goodsgoods, oil, silk, commodities, crude oil
- tobacco collectiblescigar boxes, cigarette cards, cigar bands, humidors, snuff boxes
tobacco leavescigarettes
Paper-wrapped tobacco for smoking
cigars · chewing tobacco · snuff · pipe tobacco · tobacco products
tobacco leavesmedicinal herbs
Plants with curative properties
healing herbs · tea leaves · herbal remedies · mint leaves · lettuce leaves
tobacco leavesmedicinal herbs
Plants with curative properties
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