name five fibres and discuss their sources and uses​

Cotton

The cotton plant is a shrub. It grows well in black soil and a warm climate. It needs moderate rainfall. Cotton is a soft fiber that grows around the seeds of the cotton plant. A variety of textile products are made from cotton. In India, ‘lchadi’, a coarse hand-woven cloth, is made from cotton.

Jute

Jute is a fiber obtained from the bark of the jute plant. It can be grown in different soil types, ranging from clayey to sandy soil. It grows best in loamy soil (mixture of sand, silt, and clay), sandy soil, and clayey soil. It grows well in regions where it rains a lot. Almost 80% of the world’s high-quality jute comes from Bangladesh. Bangladesh, India, China, Nepal, and Thailand are the main producers of jute.

Coir: Coir is the fiber obtained from the outer covering or the husk of the coconut. Usually, coconuts are left in water for a few months. The husk is then separated from the nut and beaten with wooden mallets to get the fiber. The fiber thus obtained is spun and dyed and is ready for weaving. Coir is used to make several household products like rope and floor covering and also as a stuffing in mattresses and pillows.

Silk: cotton Silk cotton is another plant fiber that is commonly used as stuffing in a pillow, sleeping bag, and life jacket. This fiber is obtained from the silk cotton tree, also called kapok.

The fruits of the kapok tree contain fibers that are light and fluffy (like cotton). When the fruit ripens, it bursts open, releasing the fibers.

Hemp: Hemp fibers are obtained from the stem of the hemp plant. Hemp fibers are used in the production of ropes, carpets, nets, clothes, and paper.

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