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  1. ... Includes palm oil, cacao butter, nutmeg butter, and shea butter. (/) Cocoanut Oil Group.—Solid vegetable fats, in part ...
  2. ... the substance of the brain, the so- named Shea-butter, Chinese tallow (from Stillingia sebifera); it is formed ...
  3. ... other insoluble in alcohol, and soluble in ether. Shea Butter. Soluble for the most part in alcohol. Completely ...
  4. NLM Digital Collections - A treatise on chemistry (Volume 3, Part 5) 
    Publication: New York : D. Appleton, 1878-1892
    ... over equatorial Africa, and whose fruits, allied to shea-butter (Part I. p. 678) yield galam-butter. This ...
  5. ... Verd Islands. Bassia Parkii of Tropical Africa. The shea butter tree is called “meepampa” (Grant); and the drink ...
  6. ... keeps well without salt. The natives call it shea toulou, or tree-butter. Large quantities of it are made every year."— ...
  7. NLM Digital Collections - Flora Carolinaeensis : or, A historical, medical, and economical display of the vegetable ... 
    Publication: Charleston [S. C.] : Printed for the author by John Hoff ..., 1806
    ... growing spontaneously in Africa, where it is called Shea Toulou or Tree Butter—the tree according to Mr. Park, very much ...
  8. ... salt the whole year. The natives call it shea loulou, or tree butter. Large quantities of it are made every season." ...
  9. ... salt the whole year. The natives call it shea toulou, or tree butter. Large quantities of it are made every season." ...
  10. ... salt the whole year. The natives call it shea toulou, or tree butter. Large quantities of it are made every sea- ...
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