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Fabric from fibre, Difference between synthetic and natural fibre - Coggle…

- - - - Obtained from outer covering of coconut
      - Used to make mattresses, door mat, carpets
      - Coconut does not need a fertile soil. Grows well in red and yellow soil
    - - Fruit of cotton plant (bolls)
      - The fibres are removed by combing
      - Grows well in black soil (as it retains mosture)
      - Humid and warm climate, Temperature above 16 C
    - - Obtained from flax plant
      - Used to make apparels, apron, bags, towels, bedcovers, etc
      - Alluvial and deep loam soil
    - - Golden fibre
      - Obtained from bark of jute plant
      - Needs fresh soil every time as it utilizes the nutrients
  - - - Fleece - Body coat of animals
      - Sheep, Yak, Camel, Llama, Alpaca, Rabbit, Goat etc
    - - Obtained from silkmoth
      - Silkworms feed on mulberry leaves
      - Rearing of silkworms - Sericulture