Difference between Manila Hemp and Abaca

MANILA HEMP vs ABACA: NOUN

Philippine banana tree having leafstalks that yield Manila hemp used for rope and paper etc
A kind of hemp obtained from the abaca plant in the Philippines

The Manila-hemp plant (Musa textilis); also, its fiber. See Manila hemp under manila.
The native Philippine name of the plant Musa textilis, which yields manila hemp. Also spelled abaka.
The fibers obtained from the stalks of this plant, used to make cordage, fabric, and paper.
A bananalike plant (Musa textilis) native to the Philippines and having broad leaves with long stalks.
A kind of hemp obtained from the abaca plant in the Philippines
Philippine banana tree having leafstalks that yield Manila hemp used for rope and paper etc

Fiber, Coir, Raffia palm, Bamboo, Raffia, Noggen, Manila, Fibranne, Sisal, Buntal, Jute, Plant fiber, Musa textilis, Manilla hemp, Abaca

Sugarcane, Coconut, Pandanus, Ramie, Kenaf, Copra, Handicraft, Cassava, Rattan, Coir, Sisal, Jute, Manilla hemp, Musa textilis, Manila hemp

Hemp, Fiber, Coir, Raffia palm, Bamboo, Raffia, Noggen, Manila, Fibranne, Sisal, Buntal, Jute, Plant fiber, Manilla hemp, Abaca

Cogon, Buri, Silk, Sugarcane, Coconut, Pandanus, Copra, Handicraft, Cassava, Rattan, Coir, Sisal, Jute, Manilla hemp, Manila hemp

Manila hemp is distinguished by its low weight, tear strength and resistance to weather and water.
If you like it to feel rough then I recommend a natural fiber like manila hemp.
Manila hemp or abaca fiber, Specialty Pulp Manufacturing, Inc.
The following shows the general stocks of merchandise here: Coffee, Brazil Coffee, Java Coffee, other Sugar Rides Cotton Manila hemp Sisal hemp Flour Oct.

Also, the modified abaca composites showed better resistance in acid and base media.
The most important fibres of this group are sisal, henequen and abaca.
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Moreover, abaca producers follow certain rules in harvesting the raw materials.
Abaca fibre possesses good tensile strength and is resistant to rotting.
Manila hemp or abaca fiber, Specialty Pulp Manufacturing, Inc.
Biodegradation of aliphatic polyester composites reinforced by abaca fiber.
Many abaca plantations are infected with some disease.
Bicol region is referred to as the abaca country, since it's one of the largest suppliers of abaca in the Philippines.
Having the three traditional and first common color of abaca bag, black, red and white, this is used in coloring the abaca strands.

What are the bottlenecks in the abaca industry in antique?
Which brands are making abaca-made face masks in the Philippines?
Are there any research studies on abaca fibre-reinforced thermoplastic composites?
How can abaca be used to control erosion and sedimentation?
What kind of research will be conducted on the abaca?
What is the characterization result of abaca fiber?