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What trees have fibers?
Banana trees have a moist kind of fiber inside their trunks and a little in their leaves. I'm not too sure if other trees have this same kind of fiber. The fiber in banana trees is good for making string and can be plaited to make it stronger. by Jordan A.
Is rayon used to make fibers?
Rayon is a fiber. It is used to make a type of cloth.
What protein make up a muscle fiber?
the two proteins that make up muscles fibers are acting and myosin
What is the manufacture process of nylon fibers?
The process of nylon fiber is easy. All you have to do is make it into yarn.
What is the material used in a textile industry?
In textile industry, natural fiber and synthetic (man made) fibers for the textile material. It depends on what kind of finished products consumer is looking for then designer will design the collection base on the nature of natural fiber or man made fiber to make the products fits consumer's expectation.
What plant do the Irish grow for fiber to make linen?
All linen is made from the fibers of the flax plant.
Can you make clothing out of plant fiber?
Yes. Many pieces of clothing are made from plant fibers. For example, Hemp and cotton are frequently used in clothes.
What kind of glasses does Woody Allen wear?
Ray ban wayfarers Apparently Urban Outfitter and Moscot make glasses in the same style
What kind of glasses did Steve Jobs wear?
Brand is Lunor. Make is the Ideal i 380.
Raw material used to make polyester fiber?
Polyester is a kind of Polymer (artificial thread of plastic) derived from a mix of chemicals (natural or artificial). Hope this helps.
What is a plant fiber?
Plant fibers are long, thread-like structures found in plants that provide structural support. They are mainly composed of cellulose and provide strength and flexibility to the plant. Common examples of plant fibers include cotton, jute, and hemp.
What is the differences between fiber and fibril?
Fiber is a long, thread-like structure composed of many fibrils grouped together. Fibril is a smaller, more fine component of a fiber, often responsible for the fiber's strength and flexibility. In other words, fibers are made up of fibrils.
