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Zero waste nettle – process optimization to refine nettle ( <i> Urtica dioica </i> ) into multi-purpose materials : textile fibres and colorants

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  • Multi-purpose Materials
  • Urtica Dioica
  • Textile Fibres
  • Zero Waste
  • Process Optimization

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