where and how frequently do we get paper
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by some process using plant we get paper
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Most paper pulp is made from trees (mainly fast-growing, evergreen conifers), though it can also be made from bamboo, cotton, hemp, jute, and a wide range of other plant materials. Smooth papers used for magazines or packaging often have materials such as china clay added so they print with a more colorful, glossy finish.


Photo: Paper can be made from lots of different materials. 1) Trees felled for papermaking. Although many different tree species can be used, hardwoods provide the bulk of the fibers in paper, while softwood fibers are used more for strength. 2) Stacks of hay waiting to be made into low-grade paper in Hebei Province, China. China and the United States are the world's leading paper makers, each producing close to 80 million tons of paper per year. Photo by Simon Tsuo courtesy of US DOE/NREL (US Department of Energy/National Renewable Energy Laboratory).
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Photo: Paper can be made from lots of different materials. 1) Trees felled for papermaking. Although many different tree species can be used, hardwoods provide the bulk of the fibers in paper, while softwood fibers are used more for strength. 2) Stacks of hay waiting to be made into low-grade paper in Hebei Province, China. China and the United States are the world's leading paper makers, each producing close to 80 million tons of paper per year. Photo by Simon Tsuo courtesy of US DOE/NREL (US Department of Energy/National Renewable Energy Laboratory).
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