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Sept 14171
Sweetness
RECEIVED
Botanicals
P. O. BOX 3034
SEP 1 0 1971
PEORIA, ILLINOIS 61614
J. J. ARMY
EXECUTIVE REPORTS
Miracle Fruit
MIRACLE FRUIT REPORT by Dr. G. E. Inglett. A
special, limited report describing the unusual
taste-modifying properties and commercial outlook
of the fruit that causes sour foods to taste
wonderfully sweet ( 20 pages) . Price: $25
Sugar- Free Sweetener From Africa
SERENDIPITY BERRY REPORT by Dr. G. E. Inglett.
A completely revised report giving the details
concerning the source of the world's sweetest
substance ( 20 pages) . Price: $19
RECENT SWEETENER RESEARCH by Dr. G. E. Inglett.
A second reprinting of the second edition of the
popular sweetener source booklet ( 38 pages) .
Price: $16
PLANT PROTEIN USES IN THE DAIRY INDUSTRY by Dr.
W. S. Claus. Recent information on the increasing
use of plant proteins in dairy products ( 18 pages) .
Price: $8
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The fruit of Dioscoreophyllum cum-
minsii was initially named "serendipity" in our
laboratory because of the unexpected finding of
Synsepalum dulcificum, miracle fruit, is native to tropical West Africa.
its intensely sweet properties. The berries are
The fruit is approximately 0.75 inch long.
approximately 0.5 inch long.
Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/tjpv0228

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