kenaf
/kəˈnæf/
noun
- A tropical plant from the hibiscus family, grown for its strong fibers used to make rope, paper, and other products.
- Kenaf stalks can be processed into a material similar to jute for making burlap sacks.
- Farmers in some parts of Asia grow kenaf as a sustainable source of fiber.
- The company uses kenaf instead of wood pulp to make eco-friendly paper.
- The fiber obtained from the kenaf plant, used in textiles and industrial materials.
- They blended kenaf with cotton to create a durable fabric for bags.
- Rope made from kenaf is strong and biodegradable.
- Kenaf is often used as a natural reinforcement in composite materials.