Flax fibres have been used by humans for approximately 10,000 years. With time, the
geographic area of production and cultivation has changed, as have the applications of flax …

Flaxseed is a nutritional powerhouse, packed with essential nutrients such as omega-3 fatty
acids, notably alpha-linolenic acid, Secoisolariciresinol diglucoside (SDG), lignans, protein …

Flax (Linum usitatissimum L.) is a plant of industrial importance, its fibres being presently
used for high-value textile applications, composite reinforcements as well as natural …

The creation and ultrastructure of kink-bands in flax fibres are key issues for developing
more and more performing biobased composite materials. Nevertheless, despite many …

In this study, the morphological, physical, and tensile properties of flax were experimentally
investigated at three different scales (single fiber, yarn and unidirectional fabric). The cross …

The use of flax (Linum usitatissimum L.) fibres for textile dates back to several millennia; in
Ancient Egypt flax was widely used in many everyday items. While flax fibres continue to …

Key message In the MS medium containing flax plant extract, the endogenous GA and IAA
hormone content in the explant tissues is stimulated and a high regeneration rate and …

Autofluorescence generated by plant cells and tissues provides a label-free method for
investigating them without altering their structure and biochemistry. While in the literature …

Protein hydrolysates have emerged as potent enhancers of agricultural productivity,
attributed to their nitrogen and amino acid richness. This study focuses on extracting keratin …

The interest and thus the number of publications on the supply chains of bast fiber plants
has steadily increased in recent years. A number of specific technical terms related to …