1. To separate ( flax fibers ) with a hatchel.

2. 8 Trichophyton mentagrophytes activity of three different bast fibers - hemp, flax and ramie fibers.

3. Yellow Toad Flax: Flax-weed: Brideweed: Eggs and Bacon

4. Dragnets in Jesus’ day were likely made from the fibers of the flax plant.

5. 22 Object To investigate the anti - Trichophyton mentagrophytes activity of three different bast fibers - hemp, flax and ramie fibers.

6. Flax plants, uprooted before they started flowering, were grown for the fibers of their stems.

7. Flax does well after wheat.

8. Linen is produced from flax.

9. Staple fiber may be varied in length, denier and other respects to render it spinnable on the several established systems for the natural fibers cotton, wool and flax.

10. Flax is used for making linen.

11. 2 Modified flax fiber is fine , soft and bulgy, meeting the demand to spin fine - count blended yam.

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13. Flax was also used for lamp wicks.

14. Once separated, the flax fibers were used to produce linen, which was then made into sails, tents, and clothes.

15. 4 Modified flax fiber is fine , soft and bulgy, meeting the demand to spin fine - count blended yarn.

16. Keep flax from fire,youth from gaming.

17. 11 These have included the bast fibers of flax and paper mulberry, he stalks of bamboo and other grasses, various leaf fibers, cottonseed hair and the woody fibers of trees.

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19. They prospered and employed many poor in and near London to dress flax, until the Netherlanders brought in dressed flax.

20. Agricultural production of corn, wheat, sugar beet, flax.

21. A single fiber —such as flax, wool, or goat’s hair— is too fragile and too short to be of use.

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23. Initially, Cambric was made from linen or flax.

24. HOMOGENEOUS AREAS UNDER FIBRE FLAX AND THE APPLICABLE ADJUSTMENT COEFICIENTS

25. Wash them in water, and you will have flax.

26. The flax is one of the important oil crops.

27. She agreed, and so they spun all the flax.

28. Textile manufacture seems important, working specially with wool and flax.

29. CONCLUSIONS: Flax oil covering peritoneal surfaces effectively decreases adhesion formation, but the effect is more pronounced if flax oil is applied before peritoneal trauma.

30. Byssinosis, the acute and chronic airways disease among those who process flax, cotton, and hemp fibers, is reviewed with regard to causative agents, populations at risk in the cotton and flax industry, epidemiology, pathology, etiology and diagnostic criteria, methods of prevention, and research needs

31. Historically, the most popular place to spin flax into Bowstrings was Seers' Village, as there was a flax field not far from the spinning wheel and bank

32. A flax wick drew the oil up to feed the flame.

33. Byssine definition: made from fine flax Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

34. Booby Boons contain nutritional yeast, gluten free oats and flax seeds

35. We lost the flax crop I wrote about a week ago.

36. Appar Blue Flax loves poor soils and drier conditions in the garden

37. Other Angiosperms are like cotton and flax provide the paper and textiles

38. BACKGROUND: Prevent postoperative peritoneal adhesions via covering peritoneal surfaces with flax oil.

39. Courtman man-woman schizopelmous Atresy visits Lukasz grand-ducal wonkiest fluked flax-polled

40. Jesus does not crush the bruised reed or quench the flickering, smoking flax.

41. The women spun the flax and were invited to the wedding as promised.

42. Early wills and inventories show records for fleece, flax and hemp in many areas.

43. Byssinosis is a disease of the lungs. It is caused by breathing in cotton dust or dusts from other vegetable fibers such as flax, hemp, or sisal while at work.

44. Byssinosis Definition Byssinosis is a disease of the lungs caused by breathing in cotton dust or dusts from other vegetable fibers such as flax, hemp, or sisal while at work.

45. Byssinosis, Cannabinosis, or Cannabosis results from inhaling particles of cotton, flax, hemp, cannabis or …

46. Exposures causing Byssinosis include cotton dust from bract, leaf, and stem, flax dust from ste

47. Appar Blue Flax (Linum perenne Appar) is a dwarf form of Blue Flax that covers itself with bright blue flowers held over stout wiry stems and blooms for several months beginning in late spring

48. Noun Byssuses, byssi 1 historical mass noun A fine textile fibre and fabric of flax

49. 121*TWINE , CORDAGE , ROPES AND CABLES , PLAITED OR NOT , OF FLAX OR RAMIE*59.04-60***

50. Yet, Jehovah warns that such men will be like “tow,” coarse fibers of flax so frail and dry that they tear apart, as it were, at the very smell of fire.

51. Farmer Chris Slatter was spraying a crop of flax when he made the grim discovery.

52. Also called brown lung disease, Byssinosis results from inhaling particles of cotton, flax, hemp, or jute.

53. In times of unemployment and distress flax and hemp for spinning were distributed to the villagers.

54. Byssinosis is a lung disease caused by occupational exposure to dust from cotton, hemp, or flax

55. Flax-stabilized fatty acid compositions, methods for preparation thereof, and products containing the same are included.

56. By capillary attraction, a wick made of flax drew the oil up to feed the flame.

57. * The main fabrics mentioned were wool from domesticated animals and linen from the flax plant.

58. Flax seeds contain healthy oils (omega-3 and omega-6) in a properly balanced and Assimilable …

59. 30 They concluded that she would be exposed to great danger from a splinter of flax.

60. Comber definition: a person, tool , or machine that combs wool , flax , etc Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

61. INTRODUCTION Byssinosis is a lung disease caused by occupational exposure to dust from cotton, hemp or flax

62. Byssinosis is a lung disease caused by job-related exposure to dust from cotton, hemp, or flax

63. I embroidered a design and laid some flax on a scarf, and put it through the needles.

64. Radiola linoides, the Allseed flax, is a species of flowering plant belonging to the family Linaceae.

65. It is the holder of prepared fleece or flax from which the spinner draws out strands.

66. In fact, over four thousand years agao , Egyptians grew flax along the banks of the Nile River.

67. 26 Seven flax varieties Shuang Ya No. 6 , Gaos ( Arogs ), Argos and Ilona were tested in Midu.

68. Brideweed bridewort butter and eggs butter haycocks continental weed dragon bushes eggs and bacon eggs and butter false flax flaxweed gallweed gallwort imprudent lawyer impudent lawyer Jacob's ladder lion's mouth North American ramsted rancid ransted wild flax wild snapdragon yellow rod yellow toadflax

69. He urged flax and hemp growing as a state policy, and more ploughing of pasture to make work.

70. - Concerning the cultivation of flax and adulteration of dairy products, OLAF has conducted investigations covering Spain and Italy.

71. Shawls, scarves, mufflers, mantillas, veils and the like, of flax or ramie, other than knitted or crocheted

72. Byssinosis is a form of reactive airways disease characterized by bronchoconstriction that occurs in cotton, flax, and hemp workers

73. Among those white-robed girls this young enchantress must have shone out like a diamond in white flax.

74. After spinning and cleaning, the wool and flax threads —or the woven cloth— are dyed a variety of colors.

75. A common pest of grass, Armyworms will also eat corn, beets, beans, clover, flax, millet, and other grains.

76. Byssinosis is a form of reactive airways disease characterized by bronchoconstriction that occurs in cotton, flax, and hemp workers

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78. Description Appar blue flax is a taprooted, medium-lived perennial forb arising from a woody caudex or root crown

79. To prevent any such accident, the king ordered that no flax or hemp should ever come into his castle.

80. In early times, farmers were expected to grow a quarter acre of flax for one acre of arable land.