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Flax, also
known as
common flax or linseed, is a
flowering plant,
Linum usitatissimum, in the
family Linaceae. It is
cultivated as a food and
fiber crop...
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flax in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Flax (Linum usitatissimum) is a
plant cultivated for food and
fiber in
cooler regions of the world.
Flax may...
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Golden flax is a
common name for
several plants in the
flax family (Linaceae), and may
refer to:
Flax, the
golden colored seeds produced by some forms...
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Linen (/ˈlɪnən/) is a
textile made from the
fibers of the
flax plant.
Linen is very
strong and
absorbent and
dries faster than cotton.
Because of these...
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flaxseed oil or
flax oil (in its
edible form), is a
colorless to
yellowish oil
obtained from the dried,
ripened seeds of the
flax plant (Linum usitatissimum)...
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dressing flax, or
preparing the
fibers to be spun. It
splits and
straightens the
flax fibers, as well as
removes the
fibrous core and impurities.
Flax is pulled...
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Hollis Partridge "Holly"
Scott (née
Flax) is a
fictional character from the
American television series The Office, pla**** by Amy Ryan. She is an original...
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Linum lewisii (Linum
perenne var. lewisii) (Lewis
flax, blue
flax or
prairie flax) is a
perennial plant in the
family Linaceae,
native to
western North...
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Asbestos (/æsˈbɛstəs, æz-, -tɒs/ ****-BES-təs, az-, -toss) is a
group of
naturally occurring, toxic,
carcinogenic and
fibrous silicate minerals. There...
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known in New
Zealand as
flax or
their Māori
names wharariki and
harakeke respectively, and
elsewhere as New
Zealand flax or
flax lily, but they are not...
