plant-fiber
Cellulose from stalks
Plant-fiber describes material derived from the fibrous tissues of plants, used in textiles, paper, rope, and construction materials.
Cotton, hemp, flax, and jute are common plant fibers.
As a modifier, it distinguishes natural fibers from synthetic or animal-based alternatives: plant-fiber rope, plant-fiber insulation.
Plant fiber for textiles
- linenFlax-derived textile
- hempIndustrial fiber crop
- jutePlant fiber for sacking
- ramieTextile plant fiber
sisal · flax · abaca · coir · kapok · spinning · weaving · bast
Art of weaving containers
- weavingInterlacing strands into fabric
- macrameOrnamental cord knotting
- papermakingCreating sheets from fibers
- raffiaPalm-derived weaving fiber
rattan · wicker · reed · palm leaf · pandan · braiding · coiling · natural dye
cotton
Plant fiber for textiles
ramie · sisal · flax · abaca · coir · kapok · spinning · weaving · bast · cellulose
basketry
Art of weaving containers
- weavingInterlacing strands into fabric
- macrameOrnamental cord knotting
- papermakingCreating sheets from fibers
raffia · rattan · wicker · reed · palm leaf · pandan · braiding · coiling · natural dye · handmade
cell wall
Rigid cellular outer layer
- phloemPlant sugar-transport tissue
- xylemPlant water conduit
- parenchymaFunctional tissue of organs
cellulose · strand · stalk · stem · bark · leaf · extraction · retting · pulp · pith
cellulose
Plant wall polysaccharide
pectin · bran · husk · psyllium · lignin · whole grain · legume · vegetable · digestion · gut health
plant-fibersynthetic fiber
Chemically produced textile strand
man-made fiber · animal fiber · polyester · nylon · acrylic
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