Inventory 3 7, Seeds and Plants Imported. 



Plate VI. 



Fruit of the Mu-yu. the South Chinese Wood-Oil Tree 

 Montana (Lour.' WilsA (S. P. I. No. 36897 J 



Aleurites 



a single seed and portions "f a dried fruit, snowing the characteristic ridges of the 



r shell of the fruit, called by the southern Chinese the Mu-yu. This i* a more 



3 than the Tung-yu (wood-oil) tri i , but its oil is probably 



quite as valuable. Natural-size photograph i P13746FS),by E. L. Crandall, December, 



1913. 



