2012
DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/amr.627.53
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Preparation and Property of Bamboo Silk Fabric

Abstract: In this paper, natural bamboo yarn and silkworm silk, bamboo pulp yarn and silkworm silk were twisted together to make bamboo silk yarn. And then they were weaved to bamboo silk fabric. The properties of bamboo silk fabrics were studied too. The results showed that bamboo pulp silk fabric was very soft, suitable to make underwear and shirt etc. Natural bamboo silk fabric was relative stiff, suitable to make outwear. All the bamboo silk fabric had wonderful anti statistic property; their cockle elasticity prope… Show more

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“…Therefore, whether different logging width treatments will have significant effects on nitrogen accumulation, utilization and elemental content in various organs of moso bamboo has become a more popular topic of discussion. Some scholars have proposed that wider harvesting strips will increase the number of understorey vegetation species, leading to increased competition for nutrients and thus reducing the accumulation of nitrogen in bamboos [27]; others believe that harvesting strips that are too small will result in insufficient retention strip spacing and have no significant effect on nitrogen accumulation and nutrient content in bamboos [28]. It was also suggested that too small a logging zone would result in insufficiently spaced retention zones and would have no significant effect on bamboo nitrogen accumulation and nutrient content.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, whether different logging width treatments will have significant effects on nitrogen accumulation, utilization and elemental content in various organs of moso bamboo has become a more popular topic of discussion. Some scholars have proposed that wider harvesting strips will increase the number of understorey vegetation species, leading to increased competition for nutrients and thus reducing the accumulation of nitrogen in bamboos [27]; others believe that harvesting strips that are too small will result in insufficient retention strip spacing and have no significant effect on nitrogen accumulation and nutrient content in bamboos [28]. It was also suggested that too small a logging zone would result in insufficiently spaced retention zones and would have no significant effect on bamboo nitrogen accumulation and nutrient content.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%