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BMP guide for flax straw now available [click for more] Flax acres forecast to increase in 2008 [click for more]	In ancient China, thin strips of bamboo were laced or stitched together with flax, silk or animal hair contributing to the advent of paper. Source: (Williams, 1999)

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