Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle Published this article page no 7 The coconut palm tree also has multiple uses of its stem fronds fruit and nut. Coir fibre extracted from the outer husk of green coconuts is spun into yarn and ropes while the fibre of brown coconut is used as stuffing in mattresses. Coconut husks have to be retted or steeped in water to loosen them from the tough husks. Coir producing villages are located in the backwaters habitat of Kerala which abound in the skills of processing and spinning coir and of weaving coir floor coverings. White coir extracted from the green husk is of superior quality and withstands salt corrosion. It has wide-ranging applications for instance in ship-building and for making floor coverings banking service chronicle magazine subscription.

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