Titlebook: Identification of Vegetable Fibres; Dorothy Catling,John Grayson Book 1982 D. M. Catling and J. E. Grayson 1982 anatomy.environment.flax.p

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Ramie, twelve species of . have been investigated as potential fibre crops, but none has gained the commercial importance of .. The specific name and the common name, white ramie, refer to the appearance of the abaxial surfaces of the leaves, which are closely covered by a woolly tomentum of unicellular h

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Roselle, of roselle examined are of more even quality than those of kenaf. It is possible that growers do not always differentiate clearly between the two species. In India, the common names ‘Mesta’ and ‘Bimli’ are used for both crops.

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Abaca (Manila Hemp),round rhizomes which spread and bud. The aboveground part of the plant consists of a pseudostem formed from overlapping leaf bases; the true stem, which bears the inflorescence, arises from the centre of the pseudostem. The commercial fibre is the sclerenchyma of the leaf bases.

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