oilnut (Meaning)

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oilnut (n.)

The buffalo nut. See Buffalo nut, under Buffalo.

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The oilnut tree, known as Aleurites moluccana, is native to Southeast Asia.
Oilnuts contain a high concentration of oil, making them a valuable resource for various industries.
The oil extracted from oilnuts is known as tung oil and is prized for its exceptional durability and water resistance.
Tung oil is widely used in the production of furniture, coatings, and protective finishes.
Oilnut trees require a warm and humid climate to thrive, with ample rainfall and well-drained soil.
The global demand for oilnuts has led to the establishment of extensive oilnut plantations in tropical regions.
The oilnut industry contributes significantly to the local economies of oilnut-producing countries.
Research is ongoing to improve the yield and quality of oilnuts, including the development of disease-resistant varieties.
The use of oilnuts as a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels is being explored in various sectors.
Oilnut trees play an important role in maintaining biodiversity and supporting local ecosystems.

The buffalo nut. See Buffalo nut, under Buffalo.

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The oilnut tree, known as Aleurites moluccana, is native to Southeast Asia.

Oilnuts contain a high concentration of oil, making them a valuable resource for various industries.

The oil extracted from oilnuts is known as tung oil and is prized for its exceptional durability and water resistance.

Tung oil is widely used in the production of furniture, coatings, and protective finishes.