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Tisana é uma infusão de ervas medicinais. O termo chá de ervas é frequentemente utilizado para designar todas as infusões feitas a partir de diferentes partes de plantas (não necessariamente ervas), como a casca, folhas, flores, etc. No entanto, estas infusões são tisanas e não rigorosamente chás, uma vez que o termo chá designa única e exclusivamente a bebida preparada com folhas da planta Camellia sinensis.
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