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Created page with "Natural fibres are divided into two main classifications: animal (protein) fibres and plant (cellulose) fibres. Protein fibres are derived from animals and include wool, c..."

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Natural fibres are divided into two main classifications:

animal (protein) fibres and plant (cellulose) fibres.

Protein fibres are derived from animals and include wool, cashmere, alpaca, silk and leather.

Cellulose fibres are derived from plants, and are products of agriculture. Fibres are either bast fibres (the fibre found in the stem of the plant) such as flax or hemp, or seed fibres such as cotton.

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 Protein fibres are derived from animals and include [[wool]], [[cashmere]], [[alpaca]], [[silk]] and [[leather]].
-Cellulose fibres are derived from plants, and are products of agriculture. Fibres are either bast fibres (the fibre found in the stem of the plant) such as [[flax Linen]] or [[hemp]], or seed fibres such as [[cotton]].
+Cellulose fibres are derived from plants, and are products of agriculture. Fibres are either bast fibres (the fibre found in the stem of the plant) such as [[flax linen]] or [[hemp]], or seed fibres such as [[cotton]].
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 Protein fibres are derived from animals and include [[wool]], [[cashmere]], [[alpaca]], [[silk]] and [[leather]].
-Cellulose fibres are derived from plants, and are products of agriculture. Fibres are either bast fibres (the fibre found in the stem of the plant) such as [[flax linen]] or [[hemp]], or seed fibres such as [[cotton]].
+Cellulose fibres are derived from plants, and are products of agriculture. Fibres are either bast fibres (the fibre found in the stem of the plant) such as [[flax Linen]] or [[hemp]], or seed fibres such as [[cotton]].
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 Protein fibres are derived from animals and include [[wool]], [[cashmere]], [[alpaca]], [[silk]] and [[leather]].
-Cellulose fibres are derived from plants, and are products of agriculture. Fibres are either bast fibres (the fibre found in the stem of the plant) such as [[Flax Linen]] or [[hemp]], or seed fibres such as [[cotton]].
+Cellulose fibres are derived from plants, and are products of agriculture. Fibres are either bast fibres (the fibre found in the stem of the plant) such as [[flax linen]] or [[hemp]], or seed fibres such as [[cotton]].
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 Protein fibres are derived from animals and include [[wool]], [[cashmere]], [[alpaca]], [[silk]] and [[leather]].
-Cellulose fibres are derived from plants, and are products of agriculture. Fibres are either bast fibres (the fibre found in the stem of the plant) such as [[flax linen]] or [[hemp]], or seed fibres such as [[cotton]].
+Cellulose fibres are derived from plants, and are products of agriculture. Fibres are either bast fibres (the fibre found in the stem of the plant) such as [[Flax Linen]] or [[hemp]], or seed fibres such as [[cotton]].
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 Protein fibres are derived from animals and include [[wool]], [[cashmere]], [[alpaca]], [[silk]] and [[leather]].
-Cellulose fibres are derived from plants, and are products of agriculture. Fibres are either bast fibres (the fibre found in the stem of the plant) such as [[flax]] or [[hemp]], or seed fibres such as [[cotton]].
+Cellulose fibres are derived from plants, and are products of agriculture. Fibres are either bast fibres (the fibre found in the stem of the plant) such as [[flax linen]] or [[hemp]], or seed fibres such as [[cotton]].
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 animal (protein) fibres and plant (cellulose) fibres.
-Protein fibres are derived from animals and include wool, cashmere, alpaca, silk and leather.
+Protein fibres are derived from animals and include [[wool]], [[cashmere]], [[alpaca]], [[silk]] and [[leather]].
-Cellulose fibres are derived from plants, and are products of agriculture. Fibres are either bast fibres (the fibre found in the stem of the plant) such as flax or hemp, or seed fibres such as cotton.
+Cellulose fibres are derived from plants, and are products of agriculture. Fibres are either bast fibres (the fibre found in the stem of the plant) such as [[flax]] or [[hemp]], or seed fibres such as [[cotton]].
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