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Paper is made of pulp.
There are several sources of plant material that can be made into paper pulp:
- linen rag
- cotton
- wood
- rice straw
- hemp
- bamboo
- jute
- sugarcane stalks
- sorghum stalks
- HDPE
- etc.
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