The technical testing of yarns and textile fabrics (1920)
Herzfeld, J. (Jacob), b. 1859, Nisbet, David Thomas · London : Scott, Greenwood · leaf 43
rotoplasm is usually discernible. The cell walls are of even thickness, so that the lumen is of regular dimensions ; the extremities terminate in thick-walled rounded points and have a linear lumen. In cross-section the fibres are seen to be always isolated, very large, usually elongated and com-… … FIG. 25. — Cross-section of nettle fibres. distensions but has no solvent action. Aniline sulphate induces no change. (e) JUTE. By the term jute is understood the bast fibres of the stems of several kinds of Corchorus, especially C. capsularis and C. olitorius. The crude fibre has a fine lustre and…
Textile fabrics -- Testing
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