Question

5. This is a woody fibre,
used to make mats,
baskets, coarse ropes,
fabrics, etc.​

Answer 1

Answer:

This is a woody fiber,

used to make mats,

baskets, coarse ropes,

fabrics, etc.​

Explanation:

RAFFIA

• Raffia comes from the segments of the leaves on the raphia farinifera palm. different species of raffia palm can be found around the world in parts of South East Asia, South and Central America, with the very best flourishing in the coastal valleys of Madagascar.
• Raffia is a natural fiber that is perfect for basket weaving; it is strong holds dye superbly, and is easily malleable.
• Basket makers have used raffia since the beginning of time, for its ease of use and aesthetic qualities.
• The paper raffia is a biodegradable and recyclable too and is available in 18 colors from vibrant red and orange to more natural tones.

Answer 2

Answer:

Jute is a woody fibre, used to make mats, baskets, coarse ropes, fabrics, etc.​

Explanation:

• Being a vegetable or plant-based fibre, jute is one of the strongest fibres that is easily produced and biodegradable.
• Jute fibre is a hybrid of wood and textile fibre, often known as lignocellulosic fibre. Major constituents of jute fibres include lignin and cellulose, while additional constituents are water soluble matter, hemicellulose, fat, and wax.
• Jute is sometimes known as "golden fibre" because of its golden hue and low cost.
• Jute fibre is made from the bark of the jute plant and is often woven into rope or thread.

The uses of Jute includes:

• Jute is a suitable substitute for environmentally hazardous plastic products.
• Can be used for preparing bags to transport commodities such as seeds or food grains
• Can be used for preparing household or ornamental objects like rugs or carpets.
• Some drawbacks include losing strength when exposed to water and having a tendency to lose color when exposed to sunshine.

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