stillingia oil


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stillingia oil

[stə′lin·jē·ə ‚ȯil]
(materials)
A combustible, toxic, pale-yellow drying oil with a linseed-oil scent and a mustard taste, derived from tallow tree seeds; used in lubricants, candles, textile dressing, and soap. Also known as tallow-seed oil.
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It has been planted in several areas of the world as an ornamental and for the production of vegetable tallow and stillingia oil from its fruits (Kahn et al.
Vegetable tallow and stillingia oil from the fruits of Sapium sebiferum, Roxb.
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