Hemp.

Hemp and sustainability by: (Electronic resources)

Cannabis/hemp for sustainable agriculture and materials by: (Electronic resources)

Revolutionizing the potential of hemp and its products in changing the global economy by: (Electronic resources)

The sustainability of hemp = an overview of product and use in business / by: (Electronic resources)

Industrial hemp = food and nutraceutical applications / by: (Electronic resources)

The Dynamics of Cellulose-Water Interactions from the Nanoscale to the Macroscale to Unravel Its Effects on Fiber and Paper Properties. by: (Electronic resources)

Fibro Waste : Upcycled Sugarcane as a New Architectural Material. by: (Electronic resources)

Exploring Eudaimonia Through Fashion : = Can Clothes be Designed to Carry an Embodied Narrative for Wellbeing? by: (Electronic resources)

Textile fibers.

Monkeys & apes.

Rice.

Materials science.

Clothing.

Design specifications.

Art.

Philosophers.

Design.

Individual & family studies.

Chemistry.

Scientific imaging.

Algae.

Solvents.

Plant Science.

Biomedical Engineering and Bioengineering.

Economics.

Sector and Industry Studies.

Crops.

Textiles.

Ethics.

Fashion.

Moisture content.

Hemp- Economic aspects.

Vegetable oils.

Botany.

Research design.

Hydrogen bonds.

Fourier transforms.

Analytical chemistry.

Structural Materials.

Flowers & plants.

Composite materials.

Nature.

Public domain.

Glucose.

Trees.

Mathematics.

Agronomy.

Sustainability.

Food Security.

Lignin.

High temperature.

Climate change.

Chemical reactions.

Biomedical materials.

Mass spectrometry.

Environment, general.

Food security.

Corn.

Competition.

Tensile strength.

Sugarcane.

Biodegradable materials.

Surfactants.

Cellulose fibers.

Energy.

Scanning electron microscopy.

Wood sciences.

Ecology.

Green Chemistry.

Hemp- Industrial applications.

Hemp industry.

Food industry and trade.

Photographs.

Marriage.

Stainless steel.

Contact angle.

Nanocrystals.

Hemp.

Cooking.

Leaves.

Agriculture.

Cellulose.

Fruits.

Harvest.

Animal sciences.

Textile research.

Weddings.

Landscape architecture.

Adenoviruses.

Cotton.

Bacteria.

Biodegradation.