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Variation in physical and mechanical properties of hemp stalk fibers along height of stemLi et al., 2013
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- Li X
- Wang S
- Du G
- Wu Z
- Meng Y
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- Industrial Crops and Products
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Industrial hemp bast fiber is a widely used natural fiber and its stalk is a low-density, soft material and generally considered as waste and by-products. In this study, the physical and mechanical properties of hemp stalk at different locations on the hemp stem were assessed …
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