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Hemp, or
industrial hemp, is a
plant in the
botanical class of
Cannabis sativa cultivars grown specifically for
industrial and
consumable use. It can be...
- africana, the
African hemp or
African linden, is a
species of
flowering plant in the
mallow family Malvaceae,
native to open
woodland in
South Africa and Madagascar...
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Hemp oil (
hemp seed oil) is oil
obtained by
pressing hemp seeds. Cold pressed,
unrefined hemp oil is dark to
clear light green in color, with a nutty...
- long been used for hemp fibre,
hemp seeds and
their oils,
hemp leaves for use as
vegetables and as juice.
Industrial hemp products are made from cannabis...
- plant,
Saint George's sword, mother-in-law's tongue, and viper's
bowstring hemp,
among other names.
Until 2017, it was
known under the
synonym Sansevieria...
- Institute, and the
Southern African Hemp Company conducted agricultural research on the
viability of
farming non-psychoactive
hemp strains of the
plant in...
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africana may
refer to:
Sasia africana, the
African piculet, a bird
species Sparrmannia africana, the
African hemp, a
plant species Spirostachys africana,...
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history dating back to
Roman times, when it was
primarily used to
produce hemp ropes,
although pollen records from core
samples show that
Cannabaceae plants...
- millennials.
Materials used in macramé
include cords made of
cotton twine, linen,
hemp, jute,
leather or yarn.
Cords are
identified by construction, such as a 3-ply...
- or by
African slaves in the
early 1800s.
Their intent may have been to
cultivate hemp fiber, but the
slaves the
Portuguese imported from
Africa were familiar...
