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. 2021 Feb 20;7(2):e06304. doi: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2021.e06304

Table 2.

Preparation process of sample oil.

Oils I) Peeling II) Sun-drying III) Roasting IV) Grinding V) Extraction VI) Bottling
Nut/Kernel oil (9 samples)
 Almond -
 Cashew -
 Coconut -
 Hazelnut -
 Macadamia -
 Moringa seed
 Sunflower seed
 Pistachio -
 Walnut -

Pseudo-cereal oil (9 samples)
 Black chia seed - - -
 Black sesame - - -
 Brown flaxseed - - -
 Coriander - - -
 Gold flaxseed - - -
 Hairy basil - - -
 Perilla - - -
 White chia seed - - -
 White sesame - - -

Legume oil (3 samples)
 Inca peanut
 Soybean - - -
 Peanut -

Amaranth oil (3 samples)
 Green amaranth - - -
 Love-lies-bleeding - - -
 Spiny amaranth - - -

Marrow seed oil (8 samples)
 Angled loofah - - -
 Cucumber - - -
 Long skinny eggplant - - -
 Muskmelon - - -
 Pumpkin - - -
 Wax gourd - - -
 Winter melon - - -
 Watermelon - - -

Cruciferous seed oil (7 samples)
 Broccoli - - -
 Cauliflower - - -
 Chinese cabbage - - -
 Chinese kale - - -
 Chinese radish - - -
 Curly kale - - -
 Hong Kong Chinese kale - - -

Leafy green seed oil (11 samples)
 Chinese flowering cabbage - - -
 Chinese green mustard - - -
 Chinese mustard - - -
 False Pak Choi (Phukeaw) - - -
 False Pak Choi (Inthanon) - - -
 Flowering Pak Choi (1) - - -
 Flowering Pak Choi (2) - - -
 Green Pak Choi - - -
 Indian mustard - - -
 Lettuce - - -
 Rat-tailed radish - - -