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Flax

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Flax is a plant that is mainly cultivated to make linen fibre.
The flax fibre is known for its strength, breathability and ability to regulate temperature. The fibre comes from the stem of the plant.
Flax is a renewable resource, making it a textile with low-input requirements and the ability to preserve soil quality. It doesn’t need much irrigation compared with other crops like cotton.

Sources:

Britannica – Flax plant 
Ulster linen – Flax to Linen 

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