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This document provides an overview of various bast fibers, including flax, jute, ramie, and hemp. It discusses the structure, properties, production processes, and end uses of each fiber. Flax is one of the oldest textile fibers and is strong yet lacks elasticity. Ramie is similar to flax but is stiffer and more brittle. Hemp is very strong and suitable for cordage. Jute is the cheapest fiber and is used mainly for bagging and carpet backing. The document focuses on the key characteristics and applications

Author

Aung Soe

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EN