Jute

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• hemp [3%]
  
• flax [3%]
  
• cellulose [3%]
  
• kenaf [3%]
  
• ramie [3%]
  
• bast fibre [3%]
  
• bengali people [3%]
  
• west bengal [3%]
  
• ultra high molecular weight polyethylene [3%]
  
• international year of natural fibres [3%]
  
• cotton [3%]
  
• reactive dye [3%]
  
• nylon [3%]
  
• lignin [3%]
  
• plastic [2%]
  
• parenchyma [2%]
  
• polyester [2%]
  

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