Tung oil
Tung oil (Latin name: Vernicia fordii) is Euphorbiaceae in a deciduous tree (deciduous tree), origin for China. There are also many common names, such as "tung tree", "tung oil tree", "genus gum", "light tong", "three years", "poppy", "Chinese wood tree" , "Tung Oil Tree", "Tungoil Tree" and "Tungoil Tree" are the names of Tung Oil Tree, but Tantung is the official name of this species. Because tung oil can produce precious tung oil, tung oil is very valuable. Tung tree is the seed produced by the tree and reproduce the offspring. Until then, tung oil passed into Argentina, Paraguay and the United States to continue to cultivate. Tung oil is very small, the maximum can only reach 9 meters (ie 30 feet). Tussines leaves are generally 15 to 25 cm (6 to 10 inches) long and wide. Tung oil parts are toxic, and the number of tung oil seeds of the strongest toxicity, as long as the human eating a tung oil seeds can be fatal. ^ ...