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What part of a tree do you use to make paper?
The Bark
Did the mayans grow cinnamon?
Cinnamon is the bark of a tree. So it is possible. Xgamer567
Is paper a rock?
No, paper is made from tree bark.
What is glam tree?
a glam tree is a type of tree with a very soft bark.the bark has a very nice smell.it is use to make paper.
How do you transforme trees into paper?
It must not be. In order to make paper from tree bark the only way to find out is to do it your own way and experiment.
How do you make book on alchemy?
The tree bark mixed with something else moght make paper and you wil need Paper for the book so to make the book you will need paper and plastic for laminating the book
What didn't the Mayans eat?
the Mayans did not eat tree trunks. they did not eat paper airplanes. they just ate everything else.....
What is another word for paper?
another word for paper is a tree mostly bark but is still a tree. AKA Firestarter
Why is paper made of tree bark?
So far the simplest material to make paper is thinned, crushed and renewed tree bark... Tree bark has qualities to be able to tear, break, and most importantly be able to be printed on easily to make thicker, different colored, or different shaped paper. No other material that is as often found and that has more in quantity in them is able to be thinned down or made simple enough to be used by the entire world... Therefore tree's are the simplest source to all the paper that is in your household, work area, school, or anywhere else on the planet...
Why did the bark of the tree make weird noises?
The bark from the tree barked like a dog. HAHAHA!
How deep is the outer bark of a tree?
That depends on the species and size of the tree. For instance "cork oaks" have a very deep outer bark while "silver birch" outer bark is paper thin.
What kind of tree in Samoa used to make paper?
In Samoa, the paper was traditionally made from the bark of the tapa tree, known as the mulberry tree or Broussonetia papyrifera. The inner bark was harvested, processed, and then beaten to create a fibrous material that could be formed into sheets. This method of making paper is part of the cultural heritage in Samoa, where tapa cloth is also an important traditional craft.
