The Fibrous Plants of India Fitted for Cordage, Clothing, and Paper: With an Account of the Cultivation and Preparation of Flax, Hemp, and Their Substitutes |
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abound acid acre Agave Assam bark begah Bengal Bombay Brown Hemp Calcutta called Capt clean climate cloth coarse Cocoa-nut Coir colour cordage Cotton crop Crotalaria Crotalaria juncea cultivated culture of Flax Deneef districts Ditto doubt dried employed Europe Exhibition of 1851 expense experiments exported feet fibre fibrous Flax plant flowers grow grown growth Gunny gunny bags heckled Hibiscus Hibiscus cannabinus Himalayas imported inches India Indian fibres Jubbulpore Jute kind land leaves length Linseed Madras Malabar Malabar coast Manilla manufacture manure mats maund Messrs mucilage natives observed obtained paper Petersburgh Phosphoric Acid Pine-apple Plantain prepared probably produce Punjab purposes quantity rope Roxburgh rupees Russian Hemp samples scutching season seed sent separated Sindh Society soil sowing sown species specimens stalks steeped stems straw strength Sunn tons tree twisted yield Zealand Flax