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*Wax tree, Japanese wax tree (En) ...etnam for the fruits from which a wax (sumach wax, Japan tallow, vegetable wax) is extracted for use in varnishes, polishes, ointments, and plasters. The ...

...,7-dihydroxyflavone δ-lactone and seven others called calomelanol D-J. The wax also contains a cytotoxic component (2'6'-dihydroxy-4'4-dimethoxy dihydroch ...ell. Characterized by a cover of glandular hairs exuding a yellow farinose wax at underside of leaves. Mainly occurring from Costa Rica to Brazil, but occ ...

...er obtained by cutting the bark, and the fruit yields a wax similar to the wax of ''R. succedanea''. Urushiol present in the exudate causes acute dermatit ...nown wax, and the stem exudes a highly irritant latex used for laquer. The wax is used as a medium for ointments. ''R. chinensis'' is the source of Chines ...

...rom the seeds has a pleasant taste and smell, and is used to produce soap, wax and candles, and as a substitute for cacao butter. The seeds are also eaten ...

...a yellow colouring matter related to quercitrin, an astringent principle, wax, and a neutral crystalline substance. The roots of ''I. chinensis'' also co ...

...Some ''Ficus'' species have poisonous fruits. The latex has been used as a wax in dyeing batik cloth. The latex is also used as birdlime and in Papua New ...

Marketability of fresh fruits is improved by a combined treatment with wax emulsion and 10 mg/l morphactin. This delays browning and reduces the infec ...