Figure extends the SED analysis to binary mixtures from 15 to 50% C30H61OH with C31H64. This range corresponds to the compositions of biological interest, with the total alcohol content estimated at 15-30% in the Schefflera elegantissima plant. Figure shows low-angle ADF-STEM images and corresponding average diffraction patterns from the entire field of view for each endmember as well as for 15%, 30%, and 50% C30H61OH. The low-angle ADF-STEM images reveal defined grain microstructure across compositions from 0-30% C30H61OH, with only some grain structure visible at 50%. The grain structure, where visible, follows a consistent crystallographic orientation with the short axis of the grains aligned with the unit cell c-axis (Figure , dashed and solid blue lines in diffraction and ADF-STEM images, respectively). Overall, with increasing C30H61OH content the definition of grain boundaries decreases, with shorter and more curved boundaries appearing at 30% and 50% C30H61OH.