Japanese walnut

Neilson, J.A., Some Notes on the Japanese Walnut in North America, Published online at http //www. songonline.ca/library/articles/japanesewalnut 1930.htm (accessed July 10, 2007). 

Seeds with high maximum SIPA (mg 100 g FW) were raw chestnut (547.0-1959.0), sunflower seed meal (68.5-1265.6), dehulled walnut (21.1-70.9), walnut (25.0-32.0), Japanese walnut (9.0-24.0), and roasted dehulled peanut (2.0-11.7). Other seeds had... 

The deciduous trees and shrubs also known as the broad-leaved plants and the summer-green plants form the principal tropophytes. The deciduous forests, which include the oaks, the beeches, the ashes, the maples, the walnuts, the chestnuts, cover a great part of eastern and western China, central Europe (England, France, Belgium, Germany) and eastern Australia, and are coincident with the countries occupied by the most civilized races of man, such as the Americans, Europeans, Chinese and Japanese. The cold temperate climatic conditions which have determined the distribution of the forest trees have been influential also in the development of the energetic races of mankind. 

Japanese [35] and U.S. [36] patents describe the use of natural abrasives such as ground walnut shells, apricot shells, and olive kernels to provide gentle skin cleansing without scratching. 

Walnut (English, Persian, Black, Japanese, California), heartnut, butternut... 

Iwamoto, M., Imaizumi, K., Sato, M., Hirooka, Y., Sakai, K., Takeshita, A., and Kono, M., Serum lipid profiles in Japanese women and men during consumption of walnuts, Eur. J. Clin. Nutr., 56, 629-637, 2002. 

Iwamoto et al. [4] studied the effects of walnut consumption on serum lipids and blood pressure in Japanese subjects. Twenty men (mean age 23.8 years) and 20 women (mean age 23.6 years) were... 

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