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Which one of the following is a fibre yielding plant?
Which one of the following is a fibre yielding plant?
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The correct option is A Crotalaria juncea
Crotalaria juncea has been grown as a fiber crop in India since 600 BC and is still used for fiber production in India and Pakistan. It is used in the production of twine, rug yarn, tissue paper, fish nets, sacking, canvas, and cordage. It can produce 500810 lb/acre of fiber. Cicer arietinum is a member of the pea and bean family. Triticum vulgare commonly referred to as Wheat. It contains a high content of Vitamin E and lecithin, making it extremely compatible to the skins natural makeup. Impatiens balsamina or 'Garden Balsam' is most common balsam grown as a garden plant in India.So, the correct answer is 'Crotalaria juncea'
Crotalaria juncea has been grown as a fiber crop in India since 600 BC and is still used for fiber production in India and Pakistan. It is used in the production of twine, rug yarn, tissue paper, fish nets, sacking, canvas, and cordage. It can produce 500810 lb/acre of fiber.
Cicer arietinum is a member of the pea and bean family.
Triticum vulgare commonly referred to as Wheat. It contains a high content of Vitamin E and lecithin, making it extremely compatible to the skins natural makeup.
Impatiens balsamina or 'Garden Balsam' is most common balsam grown as a garden plant in India.
So, the correct answer is 'Crotalaria juncea'
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