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    Natural Fibres forComposites in Ethiop

    Tolera

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    List of bres

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    Literature reviews on Bamboo and its Abundancy Ethiopia

    In the !"#s$ the total area of bamboo was estimated at %& million hectincludin' million hectares of lowland bamboo% (owever$ a study by priconsultants in !!) si'nicantly reduced this estimate% The currently es

    of +##& it mean, total area of bamboo is -.! ### ha% The area of sympois )## ### ha% About .- ### ha were mapped and partly surveyed for tstudy% The total area of mapped monopodial bamboo is .- "+" ha$ incl"+" ha of naturally re'enerated and ! ### ha of planted bamboo% It is lthe Ethiopian bamboo area has been shrin/in' since !!)%

    0ource1 2orld bamboo resources A thematic study prepared in the framewor/ of the 3lobal Forest 4esourc

    The botanical name of Ethiopians lowland

    bamboo is 56ytenonthera abyssinica%Its hei'ht ran'in' from to # metres

    and diameters ran'in' from & to # cm%

    7istribution of lowland bamboo in Ethiopia%

    0ource1 Bamboo cultivation manual Eastern Africa b

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    Bamboo 8lants

    Ethiopia has an estimated one million hectares of natural bamboo forest$ the laAfrican continent (Mekonnen et al, 2014)

    Bamboo land covera'e in Ethiopia from Ethiopian Forest 4esources study by *:+##, shows that$

    Highland bamboo 31,003 hectare

    Lowland bamboo 1,070,191 hectare

    0ource1 2BI088$ +##& *p% -,

    A framewor/ of the bamboo production

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    7iversity of Bamboo 8lants and >tili?ation in Ethi

    Different bamboo species are available in Ethiopia. Ethiopia has Africas biggest bamboo resources and this plan

    in sustainable cycles on 30%-40% of the mature culms every to years !"#$.

    he total resource base of Ethiopia is confined to to indigenous bamboo species out of more than "#00 species

    orld and 43 species in Africa. he highland bamboo &'ushania Alpina() *cm diameter and "+m height covers "

    monotypic genus loland bamboo &,ythenantera Abyssinica() ith solid culms at maturing age) #cm diameter acovers *#%.

    he Ethiopian natural bamboo forest covers about " million hectares) hich is about +% of the orld total and +

    bamboo forest area.

    Source: ECBP-Documentation) /amboo 1olicy in Ethiopia2) onference on bamboo applications Editor5 6. 7eorge) Addis Ababa Ethiopia) 800+.

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    @enaf plant

    @enaf *(ibiscus spp%,% @enaf is reported by many authors of bein' an Ethiopia ori'in%cannabinus occurs wild in a ran'e of habitats% The cultivated species is (ibiscus sabaddition to these si6 wild (ibiscus spp% have been observed in Ethiopia%

    @enaf ori'inated in Africa and 'rows wild mainly in the tropical ?one and subtropical Africa% @enaf is also cultivated in tropical ?ones and subtropical re'ions worldwide as

    @enaf is a strai'ht annual plant that 'rows to +%& m to . m in hei'ht% The surface s/io from the stem and the bers are used as the material for ropes$ mats$ and 9ute b

    4ecently$ the bers are also used as the material for paper$ electrical insulation$ and

    The suitable temperature for the 'rowin' period is "C to +)C and an avera'e rainmm to ) mm%

    The plant does not reuire a special soil conditionD however$ cultivation in lowland swsuitable as it has low moisture resistance%

    0eeds need to be planted in :ay to une% After the stem has 'rown suciently$ the p

    removed and dried under the sunli'ht%The surface s/ins are peeled o after soa/in' them in water for # to +# days$ and te6tracted%

    0ource1 Fiber 8lants of Africa and their >sa'e by apan Association for International Collaboration of A'riculture and Forestry :arch

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    False banana tree*Ensete,

    The wild form of !n"ete #entrico"$mis widespread in tropical Africa from Ethiopia$ th@enya$ >'anda and Tan?ania south to :o?ambiue and 0outh Africa *Transvaal,$ andthe 7emocratic 4epublic of Con'o%

    Enset is cultivated only in Ethiopia$ where it was rst domesticated possibly about -#a'o% The centre of enset cultivation is in the mountains of south

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    0ource1 0outhern Ethiopia 8eoples 4e'ional Administration :inistry of A'riculture%

    Landscape in 0idama ?one showin' ve houses*left

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    0isal

    0isal bre is obtained from the leaves of the plant% It also is used asornamental plant% Trade data cover bres that are raw$ prepared foand tow and waste$ includin' yarn waste and 'arnetted stoc/% Fi'uthe total domestic production whether inside or outside the a'ricult

    i%e% it includes non

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    0isal plant

    0ource1 http1JJwww%factsh%comJstatistic

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    Bast bres

    0ource1 http1JJwww%factsh%comJstatistic

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