Biofiber
Biofiber refers to a class of materials derived from renewable biological sources, primarily plants and animals. These fibers are a type of natural fiber, distinguished by their origin from living organisms. Common plant-based biofibers include cellulose fibers from cotton, wood pulp, flax, hemp, jute, and bamboo. Animal-based biofibers include protein fibers like wool from sheep and silk from silkworms.
The structure of biofibers is typically polymeric, with cellulose being a major component in plant fibers and
Applications of biofibers are diverse and growing. They are widely used in the textile industry for clothing