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Progress on enzymatic preparation of flax and flax/wool blends

AATCC Review, 2005
Increased interest in flax/wool blends has led to the investigation of scouring and bleaching conditions that are less damaging to protein fibers than conventional flax preparation methods. Enzymatic scouring with pectinases was rather inefficient, probably because flax lignin protects the middle lamella pectins from enzymatic hydrolysis.
Shen, Jinsong   +4 more
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Flax breeding and flax varieties in The Netherlands

Euphytica, 1952
Vlasveredeling in Nederland De oudste gegevens over vlasveredeling in Nederland dateren uit 1816, toen de landbouwer G.Jensma teTernaard (ten noorden vanDokkum) een aantal witbloeiende planten in Russisch blauwbloei opmerkte en deze bij de oogst afzonderde. De moderne vlasveredeling stamt uit het begin van deze eeuw.
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ADVANCES IN THE MOLECULAR GENETIC ANALYSIS OF THE FLAX-FLAX RUST INTERACTION

Annual Review of Phytopathology, 1997
▪ Abstract  The L6 and M rust-resistance genes, representing two of the five rust-resistance gene loci in flax (Linum usitatissimum), have been cloned. The molecular data are fully consistent with earlier genetic data: the L locus is a single gene with multiple alleles expressing different rust resistance specificities, and the M locus is complex ...
J, Ellis   +8 more
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The Complementary Genic Systems in Flax and Flax Rust

1956
Publisher Summary The type of pustule developed on a host variety following inoculation with a race of rust is the criterion both of the reaction of that variety to the race and of the pathogenicity of that race to the variety. Races of rust—genes for pathogenicity—are identified by the reaction of a series of varieties termed “rust differentials ...
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THREE-YEARS OF FLAX AND FLAX FIBRES RESEARCH

2012
The paper presents the results of the three-year research focused on morphological (plant height, technical length and thickness of the stem) and textile-technological properties (length, fineness and tenacity of fibres) of five foreign cultivars of fibre flax: Agatha, Electra, Venica, Viking and Viola. The influence of fertilizers on the properties of
Andrassy, Maja   +2 more
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Flax

Abstract Using James Gibson’s concept of affordance, this chapter shows how the eighteenth century’s paternalistic reformulation of Anglo-Irish relations originated in and disseminated through the material process of altering the flax plant into fine, white thread. Female flax dressers and spinners came to be portrayed, like flax itself,
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Flax

2005
J SALMON-MINOTTE, R R FRANCK
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Flax fiber–based polymer composites: a review

Advanced Composites and Hybrid Materials, 2021
Aarti More, More Aarti P
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Flax

1982
Dorothy Catling, John Grayson
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