The nondialyzable components in a sample of succus liquirifiur have been separated into four fractions by ammonium sulphate fractionation and precipitation with organic solvents. The chemical composition and some properties of these fractions are given.Succus fiquirifiae contains a hemicellulose fraction, starch, and a fair amount of various brown peptide-carbohydrate compounds (glycoproteins).The inhalant allergen in succ. /iq. is associated with one of the glycoprotein fractions. The relation of the allergenicity of succ. liq. to browning reactions is discussed.