[DOC] [TLE] Fiber plants & discussion [PAR] Flax Hemp Jute Ramie Sunn Hemp Misc Soft Fibers China Jute or Indian Mallow 
Kenaf .... The plant is a perennial shrub or small tree naturally, but under 
cultivation it is treated as ... Cotton thrives in sandy soil in humid regions that are 
near water. .... Hemp has been used to make ropes, carpets, twine, and sailcloth, 
yacht... [DOC] [TLE] Hemp Textile Properties - Hemp Traders [PAR] As the premier plant fiber, True Hemp or Cannabis sativa has served ... of the 
fiber made hemp useful for canvas, sailcloth, sacks, rope, and paper. ... Hemp 
grows best in warm tropical zones or in moderately cool, temperate ... It is likely 
that they will eventually supersede cotton, linen, and polyester in numerous 
areas. [DOC] [TLE] Fibers [PAR] Sandals, made of complex woven plant fibers, over 8,000 yrs old, have been 
found ... as paper, cordage (cords and ropes) and textiles, are derived from plant 
fibers. .... of the seed capsule of the kapok tree, in tropical regions of the New 
World . .... fibers for coarse goods such as carpet backing, canvas, twine, "gunny 
sacks",... [DOC] [TLE] Uses of Hemp - ElectricEmperor [PAR] In addition to canvas sails, until this century, virtually all of the rigging, anchor 
ropes, ... and even our flag, Old Glory, were principally made from the fibers of 
cannabis. ... Finest linen or lace is grown up to 400 plants to the square yard and 
... From 70-90% of all rope, twine, and cordage was made from hemp until 1937. [DOC] [TLE] Living Field | Fibres | The James Hutton Institute [PAR] May 26, 2012 ... Of this type are roofing thatch made from whole stems and leaves, baskets made 
... Most of the world's plant fibre crops are grown in warmer places than the north 
east Atlantic. ... lino), insulation, particle board, sacking, canvas, rope and twine. 
... It is the one fibre plant in our region that has been grown and... [DOC] [TLE] Why Hemp ? - Gassho- Hemp Martial Arts Clothing [PAR] May 8, 2015 ... 70%-90% of all rope, twine, and cordage were made from hemp until 1937 for 
this very reason. ... lasts longer, is more absorbent, is warmer, breathes better, is 
more ... the fiber made hemp useful for canvas, sailcloth, sacks, rope, and paper. 
... Hemp plants shed their leaves all through the growing season,... [DOC] [TLE] Hempfarm.org - Hemp Facts - Hemp Revival For Human Survival [PAR] It is an annual, herbaceous, long fibre plant similar to flax (linen), jute and ramie. [
i] ... -It is currently illegal to grow industrial hemp for food, oil, paper or fabric in the 
... of all rope, twine, cordage, ship sails, canvas, fibre, cloth, etc., was made out of 
... Early planting, as soon as the soil is warm enough, is a recommended weed... [DOC] [TLE] Sisal - Wikipedia [PAR] Sisal with the botanical name Agave sisalana, is a species of Agave native to 
southern Mexico but widely cultivated and naturalized in many other countries. It 
yields a stiff fibre used in making various products. The term sisal may refer either 
to the plant's common name or the fibre, ... The sisal fibre is traditionally used for 
rope and twine, and has many other... [DOC] [TLE] Fashionable Care Fiber Glossary Newsletter - Margaret's Cleaners [PAR] In the past, all cloth was made from natural fiber, including plant sources such as 
cotton, ... and degrees of durability, from the finest sheer fabrics to sturdy canvas 
sailcloths. ... Soft as cashmere and warmer, lighter weight, stronger and more 
durable than .... Coarser grades are used for the manufacturing of twine and rope
. [DOC] [TLE] HEMP HISTORY ROOM - USA HEMP MUSEUM [PAR] Hemp rope, twine and fishnets probably predate the weaving of fabric. ... Hemp 
sailcloth or canvas caught the wind and powered the sailing ship ... For

Question: Sailcloth, canvas, rope & twine are made from this fiber plant grown in warm regions
Answer: Hemp