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Tropical sisal plant
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Emmanuel Sagini
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Although its exact origin is unknown, sisal is believed to have started in the Mexican state of Chiapas. Sisal plants can live for seven to ten years and yield 200 to 250 useful leaves that are rich in fibers that can be utilized for a variety of purposes.
Sisal is a tropical and subtropical plant that prefers sunlight and temperatures over 25 °C. In the past, the Mayans and Aztecs made paper and textiles from sisal. In the 19th century, it extended to other parts of the world, with Brazil emerging as the primary producer.
Sisal is cultivated from bulbils or suckers, and tissue culture can be used to enhance its genetic makeup. Decortication is used to extract the fibers, which are subsequently dried, brushed, and baled for export.
Sisal is a tropical and subtropical plant that prefers sunlight and temperatures over 25 °C. In the past, the Mayans and Aztecs made paper and textiles from sisal. In the 19th century, it extended to other parts of the world, with Brazil emerging as the primary producer.
Sisal is cultivated from bulbils or suckers, and tissue culture can be used to enhance its genetic makeup. Decortication is used to extract the fibers, which are subsequently dried, brushed, and baled for export.
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