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What is the Bakbak of the abaca stalk?
What is the Bakbak of the abaca stalk?
What is Coir?
What is Coir?
What is a characteristic of Buntal fiber?
What is a characteristic of Buntal fiber?
What is the common use of Abaca fiber?
What is the common use of Abaca fiber?
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What is Rattan?
What is Rattan?
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What is the color range of the Abaca fiber?
What is the color range of the Abaca fiber?
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What is the outermost covering of the Abaca stalk?
What is the outermost covering of the Abaca stalk?
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What is the family of the Rattan plant?
What is the family of the Rattan plant?
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What is Pandan processed into?
What is Pandan processed into?
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What is the shape of Buntal fiber?
What is the shape of Buntal fiber?
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Study Notes
Abaca
- Abaca is a member of the Banana family
- Its fiber has a natural luster, ranging in color from pure white to ivory and dark brown
Bakbak
- Bakbak is the outermost covering or leaf sheath of the abaca stalk
- It is a flat, thick, and durable sheath, often used as twine or braided
Coir
- Coir is the fibrous material surrounding the fruit of the coconut tree
Pandan
- Pandan is a tropical plant
- Its processed fibers are transformed into splints, used as a raw material
Rattan
- Rattan belongs to the palm family
- There are various types of rattan palms, including high or low climbers, single-stemmed or clustered rattan species
Bamboo
- Bamboo is used as a raw material in creating many products
- It is used in construction, textiles, musical instruments, weapons, and many other applications
Buntal
- Buntal is a cylindrically shaped fiber
- Its supple, ivory white strands are durable, pliable, and have good dyeing qualities
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Description
This quiz covers different types of natural fibers, including Abaca, Coir, Pandan, and Rattan. Learn about their characteristics, uses, and benefits.