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wood, and it is an ideal tree species for soil and water conservation, especially in
barren limestone mountains.
Pistacia chinensis Bunge
Pistacia chinensis Bunge is a woody oil and timber forest tree species. Pistacia
chinensis Bunge is widely distributed, drought tolerant, saline-alkali, barren and
adaptable. It is not only an excellent tree species for afforestation in barren mountains
and beaches, but also an oil tree species with important economic value. The oil
content of Pistacia chinensis Bunge seed is 42.5%, and the oil content of seed kernel
is 56.7%. It is a kind of dry oil, which can be used as industrial raw material or edible
oil. Biomass fuel oil produced by Zhenghe Bioenergy Co., Ltd., which uses Pistacia
chinensis Bunge seeds as raw material, has been tested by the Petroleum products
Inspection Laboratory of the Institute of Petroleum and Chemical Sciences of China
Petrochemical Corporation. It is proved that the main physical and chemical products
of the oil products are physical and chemical. The standard meets the standards of
biomass fuel oil in the United States and light fuel oil in China. Pistacia chinensis
Bunge ecological environment has strong adaptability and can grow in a variety of
soils, and its distribution is also very wide, covering most of China, Hubei, Shanxi,
Shandong, Henan and other places in the Yellow River Basin to the north. To the
south of the Pearl River Basin, Guangxi, Guangdong, east to Fujian, Taiwan, west
to Gansu, Sichuan and other places, most of which are sporadic distribution, only a
very small number of areas are pure forest or mixed forest Pistacia chinensis Bunge
as a kind of adaptability. It can grow in a variety of neutral, slightly acidic or even
slightly alkaline soils, and Pistacia chinensis Bunge can be used in desertification
areas and to carry out large-scale afforestation activities.
Xanthoceras sorbifolium Bunge
Any deciduous shrubs or small trees of the genus Elaeagnus of the unaffected family,
also known as Wenxiangguo, is a unique excellent woody oil tree species in China.
Elaeagnus angustifolia has strong adaptability, barren tolerance, salt and alkali tolerance, and can grow in abandoned land, sand wasteland, sticky land and bare rock
land. It has strong cold resistance and drought resistance, and can grow wherever
it can fall under rain. The oil content of seed was 30% ≤ 36%, and that of seed
kernel was 55% ≤ 67%. Among them, oleic acid and linoleic acid accounted for
52.8%–53.3% and 37.8%–39.4%, respectively. Elaeagnus angustifolia oil contains
iodine value 125.8, diene value 0.45, is a semi-dry oil, is the manufacture of paint,
machine A fine raw material for oil, lubricating oil, and soap.
Jatropha carcas L.
Jatropha curcas, also known as Jatropha curcas, irrigates deciduous trees of the
genus Euphorbia. Wood or small trees. Jatropha curcas is bright and warm, resistant
to drought and barren; it can grow on barren land such as barren mountains and
wasteland, and can grow in gravel soil, coarse soil and limestone bare land. Jatropha
curcas develops roots and is easy to survive. It is a good greening tree species for
soil and water conservation, wind and sand fixation and ecological environment
improvement. Jatropha curcas is also a high-quality woody oil plant; its seed oil
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wood, and it is an ideal tree species for soil and water conservation, especially in
barren limestone mountains.
Pistacia chinensis Bunge
Pistacia chinensis Bunge is a woody oil and timber forest tree species. Pistacia
chinensis Bunge is widely distributed, drought tolerant, saline-alkali, barren and
adaptable. It is not only an excellent tree species for afforestation in barren mountains
and beaches, but also an oil tree species with important economic value. The oil
content of Pistacia chinensis Bunge seed is 42.5%, and the oil content of seed kernel
is 56.7%. It is a kind of dry oil, which can be used as industrial raw material or edible
oil. Biomass fuel oil produced by Zhenghe Bioenergy Co., Ltd., which uses Pistacia
chinensis Bunge seeds as raw material, has been tested by the Petroleum products
Inspection Laboratory of the Institute of Petroleum and Chemical Sciences of China
Petrochemical Corporation. It is proved that the main physical and chemical products
of the oil products are physical and chemical. The standard meets the standards of
biomass fuel oil in the United States and light fuel oil in China. Pistacia chinensis
Bunge ecological environment has strong adaptability and can grow in a variety of
soils, and its distribution is also very wide, covering most of China, Hubei, Shanxi,
Shandong, Henan and other places in the Yellow River Basin to the north. To the
south of the Pearl River Basin, Guangxi, Guangdong, east to Fujian, Taiwan, west
to Gansu, Sichuan and other places, most of which are sporadic distribution, only a
very small number of areas are pure forest or mixed forest Pistacia chinensis Bunge
as a kind of adaptability. It can grow in a variety of neutral, slightly acidic or even
slightly alkaline soils, and Pistacia chinensis Bunge can be used in desertification
areas and to carry out large-scale afforestation activities.
Xanthoceras sorbifolium Bunge
Any deciduous shrubs or small trees of the genus Elaeagnus of the unaffected family,
also known as Wenxiangguo, is a unique excellent woody oil tree species in China.
Elaeagnus angustifolia has strong adaptability, barren tolerance, salt and alkali tolerance, and can grow in abandoned land, sand wasteland, sticky land and bare rock
land. It has strong cold resistance and drought resistance, and can grow wherever
it can fall under rain. The oil content of seed was 30% ≤ 36%, and that of seed
kernel was 55% ≤ 67%. Among them, oleic acid and linoleic acid accounted for
52.8%–53.3% and 37.8%–39.4%, respectively. Elaeagnus angustifolia oil contains
iodine value 125.8, diene value 0.45, is a semi-dry oil, is the manufacture of paint,
machine A fine raw material for oil, lubricating oil, and soap.
Jatropha carcas L.
Jatropha curcas, also known as Jatropha curcas, irrigates deciduous trees of the
genus Euphorbia. Wood or small trees. Jatropha curcas is bright and warm, resistant
to drought and barren; it can grow on barren land such as barren mountains and
wasteland, and can grow in gravel soil, coarse soil and limestone bare land. Jatropha
curcas develops roots and is easy to survive. It is a good greening tree species for
soil and water conservation, wind and sand fixation and ecological environment
improvement. Jatropha curcas is also a high-quality woody oil plant; its seed oil