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1. Give the plant source, scientific name of the plant source, and the type of fiber used in each product.

Transcribed Image Text:Table 11.3. Plants being used as a source of fibers. Plant Source Product Brand Name Example: UniqloⓇ Cotton Penshoppe (shirt) Oxygen (shirt) MacBeth (shirt) Adidas (jeans) RRJ (jeans) Scientific Name Gossypium sativum Type of Fiber (Organ Source) Surface fiber (seed)

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