File:Jute field.jpg
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English: Much like converting flax to linen, Jute is retted -- harvested, defoliated, and soaked in water to allow bacteria to rot away everything but the cellulose fibers, which are then made into twine, rope, and burlap. The plant likes very wet soils and is grown as an alternate crop in rice paddy. Deutsch: Feld mit Jutepflanzen in der Umgebung von Jessore (Bangladesch). Ähnlich wie bei der Verarbeitung von Flachs zu Leinen wird Jute nach der Ernte von Blättern befreit und in Wasser eingeweicht, so dass anschließend Bakterien in einem Verrottungsprozess die organische Substanz verdauen und nur noch die Zellulosefasern übrig bleiben. Diese werden dann zu Schnüren, Seilen und Sackleinen verarbeitet. Die Pflanze bevorzugt nasse Böden und wird als alternative Pflanze zu Reis angebaut. |
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| Author | Malcolm Manners from Lakeland FL, USA |
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This image was originally posted to Flickr by mmmavocado at https://flickr.com/photos/10239508@N07/7749587406. It was reviewed on 28 February 2016 by FlickreviewR and was confirmed to be licensed under the terms of the cc-by-2.0. |
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