T i h puruiford (jute seed and lime seed) borh of which are ibid. 1941, 18, 189; Pnwvl~nko, Chem. Rev. Pett-Ham-Ind. 19x2, 19, members of this family. fruit, which has a brown hairy rind, is edible but is a very poor ill COmpoSitiOn t O the Oils of the SpCCiCS Corchorrrs CUPSIdUrk' and Hcccircd FcbNary 9, 1948 Schuette and Zchnpfcnnig, oil and Soap 1937, 269 1 Schuette and Lunde, &id, 1936, 13, 12 ; Zchnpfennig and Schucttc, ,widespread ocbrrcnce in the nortliern Sudan, .particularly in the Blue Nile Province. The oil is semi-drying, similar to cotton seed oil but slightly more unsaturated-very much less so, however, than most Of the members Of this farnib' OCCurrjW in this country? linolenk and other octadecatrienoic acids being