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Agave fibers 
Sisal, henequen Agave rigida 
[xtle, istle, tampico Agave heteracantha 
Jaumave istle Agave lophantha 
Tula istle Agave Lecheguilla; also A. univittate, A. caerulescens, 
A. Kerchoevii 
Palm istle Palma samandoce, Samuela carnerosana, Palma pita, 
Yucca treuleana 
Manila maguey Agave Cantula 
Aloe fiber 
Maguey fiber Agave atrovirens, A. collina, A. Potosina, 
A. Tequilana, A. vivipara 
Zapupe ‘‘ zapupe verde ”’, ** zapupe azul ” 
Fibers for plaiting, basket and wicker work; ruf weaving 
Coir, coconut fiber Cocos 
Raffia  Raphia | 
Esparto, sparto gras, alfa, halfa Stipa 
Hat fibers 
Jipijapa plant Carludovica Panama hats 
Yaraw or hat palm Inodes 
Straw, wheat, rye, barley, rice; in agricultural aspect better clast in 633.1 
Rushes and sedges Juncus Cyperaceae 
Reeds Arundo 
Bamboo 
Osier, willow Salix 
Other woods, splints, rattan 
Fibers for other industrial uses 
Filling or stuffing fibers, calking natural fibers: Cuba bast, etc. brush fibers; 
broom root, paper materials, usually better clast from agricultural standpoint 
with other uses of the material 
Sugar plants and starch 
Cane Saccharum 
Sorghum Andropozon sorghum Brot. S. vulgare Linn. 
Sugar beets Beta 
Maple Acer saccharum Marsh Acer saccharinum 
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Palm 
Other sugar plants 
Starch 
Single plants usually better clast from agricultural standpoint with other uses 
of these plants; e. g. wheat, corn, rice, potatoes. etc. 
Alkaloidal plants 
For those chiefly medicinal see 633.88 
Tobacco Nicotiana 
Tea Camellia thea Link Thea Linn, 
Coffee Coffea 
Cacao, coco, chocolate Theobroma 
Poppy (opium) Papaver 
Kola or cola 
Maté Ilex 
Brazil or Paraguay tea, Jesuits tea, yerba 
Chicory, succory Cichorium 
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