We need to produce an article about “Green Tea: Aging Teas - Special Storage Guide”. However, note that green tea is unfermented and generally not aged; aging is for dark tea (pu-erh) and white tea (some can age). The instruction says: “Storage essentials for teas that improve with age like dark tea and white tea”. But the topic is “Green Tea - Aging Teas - Special Storage Guide”. There’s a mismatch: we need to write about green tea aging? Actually, the instruction says: “Tea category: Green Tea; Fermentation: Unfermented (0%); Section: Green Tea Encyclopedia > Storage”. So they want a storage guide within the Green Tea Encyclopedia, focusing on aging teas (like dark tea and white tea) but for green tea? Possibly they want to discuss that green tea generally does not age well, but some special types (like aged green tea, e.g., aged Longjing, or “aged green tea” like “Liu Bao”? Actually Liu Bao is dark tea. Some green teas can be aged like “aged green tea” from Yunnan? There is “aged green tea” like “Mao Feng”? Not typical. But we can discuss that most green teas are best consumed fresh, but certain types can be aged under specific conditions, and we can compare with dark and white tea storage.
We need to write a detailed encyclopedia article 1500-2500 words, with subheadings, lists, bold, etc. Output as pure HTML body content (only h3/h4/p/ul/ol/strong/em tags). No html/head/body wrappers. So we start with an introductory paragraph (
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