plant-fibers
Hemp and jute
Plant fibers are fibrous materials derived from plants, used in making textiles, rope, paper, and other products.
Cotton comes from seed pods, linen from flax stems, hemp from cannabis stalks.
The basket was woven from natural plant fibers.
The hyphenated form typically appears as a compound modifier: plant-fiber textiles, plant-fiber composites.
Plant fiber for textiles
- linenFlax-derived textile
- hempIndustrial fiber crop
- jutePlant fiber for sacking
- ramieTextile plant fiber
sisal · flax · abaca · coir · kapok · piña · raffia · nettle
Soft wet mass
- cellulosePlant wall polysaccharide
- mulberryMorus tree fruit
- abacaPhilippine fiber plant
- hempIndustrial fiber crop
cotton · bamboo · bagasse · papyrus · tapa · handmade · milling · pressing
Thick twisted fibers
- twineStranded cord for tying
- stringSlender fiber or character sequence
- cordFlexible twisted strand
- sisalAgave-derived rope fiber
manila · hemp · jute · coir · abaca · binding · baling · rigging
Plant wall polysaccharide
- vascularOf blood vessels
- phloemPlant sugar-transport tissue
- xylemPlant water conduit
- bastWoody plant tissue
bundle · strand · cell-wall · lignin · pectin · cortex · epidermis · stem
Able to decompose naturally
- renewableCapable of restoration
- eco-friendlyNot harming the environment
- naturalNot artificially produced
- compostableAble to decompose naturally
organic · carbon-neutral · regenerative · packaging · insulation · circular · green · low-impact
cotton
Plant fiber for textiles
ramie · sisal · flax · abaca · coir · kapok · piña · raffia · nettle · bamboo
pulp
Soft wet mass
hemp · cotton · bamboo · bagasse · papyrus · tapa · handmade · milling · pressing · deckle
rope
Thick twisted fibers
sisal · manila · hemp · jute · coir · abaca · binding · baling · rigging · netting
cellulose
Plant wall polysaccharide
bast · bundle · strand · cell-wall · lignin · pectin · cortex · epidermis · stem · stalk
biodegradable
Able to decompose naturally
- renewableCapable of restoration
- eco-friendlyNot harming the environment
- naturalNot artificially produced
compostable · organic · carbon-neutral · regenerative · packaging · insulation · circular · green · low-impact · ethical
plant-fiberssynthetic fibers
Chemically produced textile strands
man-made fibers · nylon · polyester · animal fibers · acrylic
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