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Erecta originated from the plantation of P. J. S. Cramer, a Dutch researcher in the late 19th century. Kramer is famous for studying variety development. He collects data from all over the world and is one of the first true coffee scientists.
Homo erectus is now common in Indonesia and Kenya and is thought to be stronger than other species of Arabidopsis but with similar yields. It is suitable for areas with strong winds.
Erecta can also be used to refer to Caturra Erecta. This variety was discovered by the Columbia Coffee Institute (Cenicafe) and classified as a natural mutation of Kaddura. Erect trees have short internodes, long branches and vertical growth.
The angle between Homo erectus and the trunk is 30 degrees, while the angle between Homo erectus and the trunk is 53 degrees. The leaves are also a little bigger.
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