Jojoba Shrub

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      "Jojoba, Simmondsia chinensis, is native to the Sonoran Desert region. Roughly half of each seed by weight is a liquid wax composed mostly of long-chain wax esters rather than the triglycerides found in ordinary vegetable oils.",
      "Because jojoba stores liquid wax instead of conventional seed oil, it is unusually resistant to oxidation and high temperatures. That chemistry gives it a much longer shelf life than many plant oils.",
      "Jojoba wax closely resembles sperm-whale oil in useful industrial properties. After U.S. restrictions on whale-oil imports in 1971, jojoba was developed as a renewable substitute for lubricants, cosmetics and specialty waxes."
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