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Sisal (/ˈsaɪsəl/, Spanish: [
siˈsal];
Agave sisalana) is a
species of
flowering plant native to
southern Mexico, but
widely cultivated and
naturalized in...
- also
yield fiber, for instance, A. sisalana, the
sisal hemp, and A. decipiens, the
false sisal hemp. A. americana is the
source of pita fiber, and is...
- Akwete" and "Akwete fabric". This
traditional Igbo
weaving processes sisal,
hemp, raffia,
cotton or
other fibres into
finished products.
While the co****...
- "Roselle
hemp"
Sisal (Agave sisalana),
known also as "
sisal hemp"
Hemp hurds,
hemp wood, the
inner portion of the
hemp stalk separated from the
fiber Hemp jewelry...
- jute, abacá, and
Manila hemp),
despite the
adjustments that were
attempted by
switching from
hemp to
imported fibers such as
sisal and Manila.
During the...
- and lock-side to ****ist in
ascent and descent.
Regular mooring lines Sisal Hemp Steel wire
Polyethylene Polypropylene Polyester (e.g., used for deepsea...
- Abacá (/ɑːbəˈkɑː/ ah-bə-KAH; Filipino:
abaka [ɐbɐˈka]), also
known as
Manila hemp, is a
species of banana, Musa textilis,
endemic to the Philippines. The plant...
- with
manila hemp
fiber broke at 195
pounds (88 kg),
plaster mixed with
sisal hemp at 150
pounds (68 kg), jute at 145
pounds (66 kg), and goats' hair at...
- fibers. The
fibers most
widely used in the
industry are flax, jute,
hemp, kenaf,
sisal and coir. The
straw fibers could be
found in many
parts of the world...
- (nylons) each have
about 40%
market by volume.
Other plant fibres (jute,
sisal,
hemp)
represent about 20% of the market. Rayon,
cellophane and
other "regenerated...
