Camellia Japonica Oleosomes

Status: Not listed in the restriction annexes
In brief: Camellia japonica oleosomes are oil bodies obtained from the camellia plant: tiny droplets of oil, each enclosed in a thin membrane of phospholipids and proteins. In plants, oleosomes occur mainly in seeds, where they store oil.
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