Plant fibres
Soybean fibre - © Mike Roberts


Most common plant fibres are formed from cellulose, which produces long, often highly lustrous, fibres when suitably prepared.
 

  1. Cotton
  2. Linen and flax
  3. Nettle and Hemp
  4. Soybean and Bamboo


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