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Bast fibre

Bast fibre

Plant fibre used for textiles, rope, and paper.

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    7.5%

  5. Dicotyledon

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    37%

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    Bast fiber from the genus Corchorus.

    10%

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    7.4%

  4. Retting

    Isolating plant fiber by rotting all else.

    3.5%

  5. Bast shoe

    Traditional bast fiber footwear of Europe.

    2.8%

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    Type of vegetable fibre.

    2.5%

  7. Fiber crop

    Plant grown for fiber.

    2.1%

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    2%

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    1.9%

  10. Futon

    Traditional Japanese bedding.

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