Which of these is a traditional use of hemp fiber?
AnswerRope
Strong, rot-resistant hemp fibers have been twisted into rope and cord for thousands of years.
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AnswerRope
Strong, rot-resistant hemp fibers have been twisted into rope and cord for thousands of years.
AnswerBy pressing the seeds
Hemp seed oil is extracted by pressing the plant's seeds, much like other seed oils.
AnswerHemp
Strong hemp fiber was a main material for the ropes and rigging of sailing ships for centuries.
AnswerHemp, tree bark and rags
Cai Lun's paper used plant fibers such as hemp, mulberry bark, old rags and fishing nets.
AnswerCellulose
Cellulose is the main structural material of plant cell walls, including hemp, cotton and wood fibers.
AnswerHemp
Canvas comes via Old French from the Latin word for hemp, since sturdy canvas cloth was once made from it.
AnswerBast fibers
Bast fibers come from the inner bark (phloem) of certain plants; cotton, by contrast, is a seed fiber.