Can camellia fruit be used to extract oil?

Camellia oleifera can be used to extract oil! And cooking smells good! Camellia oleifera is the fruit of camellia picking tea! Tea trees like to grow in a semi-cloudy and semi-sunny environment. Generally, tea trees in the south bloom the most in February, and the fruits mature in August and September, with large and thick skins. The flowering period and fruit maturity of northern tea trees are a little late, and the fruit is small and thin. This is due to different climatic reasons. In rural areas, camellia fruit is generally called camellia fruit. Camellia oleifera fruit is about the size of an orange and is divided into three parts: peel, shell and core. Camellia oleifera fruit is an important cash crop. The oil it squeezes can be used for cooking. When pressing oil, you can smell it from a distance. The advantage of tea oil cooking is Qing Xiang flavor. Ordinary dishes, such as oily tofu, must be fried in tea to be delicious. The role of Camellia oleifera fruit goes far beyond this. The tea residue left after pressing Camellia oleifera seeds is very important. The most important thing is to use tea residue as detergent to wash clothes. The washing effect is strong, and the washed clothes are not only clean, but also have a simple fragrance. You can also wash your hair with tea residue, and the washed hair is very bright; Tea residue can also be used to fertilize and cure vegetable worms; Also, when children go to the pond to catch fish, they can poison the fish with tea residue! Camellia oleifera, like an orange, is a treasure!