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`described as “The Ligno-cellulosic Granular Remnants alter extraction
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`Fibres - > 25 mm = Nil
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`< 25 mrrl = 5%
`5.0120 mm = 15%
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`3 - 6
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`3 - 9 times
`Ash {dry basis, '50)
`250
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`10 - 12
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`60 - 130
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`94 - 96
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`94 - 98
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`45 - 50
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`_ IPEAT FINDS A
`TROPICAL RIVA
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`horticulture and agriculture. The continued “exploitation" of the Peat Bogs. a
`limited natural resource and home to unique species oi insects and plants, has
`come up for criticism by the environmentalists particularly where horticutturai
`quality Peat is formed.
`The search ior ailematives and their extensive technical evaluation over the past
`many years has thrust Coir Fibre Pith. into the limelight as the undisputed leader.
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`“Peat " has been used for many decades in various countries as a soil
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`This is hailed not only on technical grounds. but also because its a
`renewable resource,
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`a “problem -waste" at
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`400. Deans Road. Co1ombo 10. Sn Lanka.
`Tale 691369. 5963316. Telex: 21145 0! 21334 HAYKEN CE
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