Hibiscus Cannabinus (Noun)
Meaning
Valuable fiber plant of East Indies now widespread in cultivation.
Classification
Nouns denoting plants.
Examples
- The Kenaf or Hibiscus cannabinus plant has been gaining attention for its valuable fiber which can be used in paper production and textiles.
- In some regions of Asia, the seeds of Hibiscus cannabinus are eaten, often as a garnish for local dishes.
- Due to its widespread cultivation in many parts of the world, the fiber plant Hibiscus cannabinus is easily available and economical to obtain.
- Textile artists value Hibiscus cannabinus fibers for their exceptional tensile strength, providing unique and natural textiles for creative applications.
- Besides producing an exceptionally useful fiber, the flowers of the Hibiscus cannabinus are an important part of cultural festivities and decoration.