kenaf

uncountable

A noun referring to a valuable fiber plant native to East India, now widely cultivated, whose fibers are used for making rope, twine, and other industrial products.

• 🇷🇺Существительное, обозначающее ценное волокнистое растение, родом из Восточной Индии, ныне широко культивируемое, волокна которого используются для изготовления веревок, шпагата и других промышленных товаров.

1. Fiber from a plant C1 formal scientific

   The fiber obtained from the stem of the East Indian plant *Hibiscus cannabinus*, used in making rope, twine, and paper.

   • Kenaf is a popular natural fiber for manufacturing durable rope.
   • The pulp from kenaf fibers can replace wood in paper production.
   • Many industries now blend kenaf with other materials for eco-friendly textiles.

   🇷🇺Волокно из растения

2. East Indian plant C1 formal scientific

   A fast-growing plant (*Hibiscus cannabinus*) native to East India and now widely cultivated in tropical regions for its valuable fiber and biomass.

   • Kenaf grows well in warm climates with ample rainfall.
   • Farmers rotate kenaf with other crops to improve soil health.
   • The kenaf plant can reach heights of up to 4 meters in a single season.

   🇷🇺Кенаф

   Synonyms: bimli

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