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Oast-houses in Hever, Kent, England. Hops, used to flavour beer, are dried in kilns inside the oast-houses.

Female fruit heads of the hop plant Humulus lupulus, family Cannabiaceae; these are dried and used as a tonic and in flavouring beer. In designated areas in Europe, no male hops may be grown, since seedless hops produced by the unpollinated female plant contain a greater proportion of the alpha acid that gives beer its bitter taste.



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: The chairman of China's biggest beer hops company moved his family abroad, drained his bank accounts and dropped from sight, official reports say.
AP--The top leader in northwestern China's Xinjiang region has reportedly urged creditors and suppliers to "support" a troubled beer hops company under investigation by securities authorities.
 
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