plant fiber (Meaning)
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plant fiber (n)
fiber derived from plants
Synonyms & Antonyms of plant fiber
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plant fiber Sentence Examples
- The botanist collected plant fibers from various species for research.
- Flax is a versatile plant whose fibers are used in textiles.
- Bamboo's strong plant fibers make it an ideal material for construction.
- Sisal, extracted from plant fibers of the Agave sisalana, is commonly used in ropes and twine.
- Ramie, a plant fiber known for its durability, is often blended with other materials to enhance strength.
- Manila hemp, obtained from plant fibers of the Musa textilis, is employed in marine cordage and ropes.
- Jute, derived from the plant fibers of Corchorus olitorius, is widely used in burlap, bags, and hessian fabrics.
- Hemp, a fast-growing plant, produces strong and versatile plant fibers.
- Coir, derived from the plant fibers of coconut husks, is commonly used in brushes, mattresses, and erosion control.
- Kenaf, a tall plant, provides strong plant fibers for paper, textiles, and composites.
FAQs About the word plant fiber
fiber derived from plants
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The botanist collected plant fibers from various species for research.
Flax is a versatile plant whose fibers are used in textiles.
Bamboo's strong plant fibers make it an ideal material for construction.
Sisal, extracted from plant fibers of the Agave sisalana, is commonly used in ropes and twine.
