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Common
Abaca is processed from the Musa textilis plant. The fiber is extracted from the leaf sheath that surrounds the plant's trunk.
Regional Material
Abaca is often used to make pulp for papermaking.
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Alyssa Sacora / The Patchwork Underground
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Fairview, North Carolina
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