Significados de woody fibre en inglés

The sugar cane is composed of water, woody fibre, and soluble matter, or sugar.

In the cereal, in addition to the starch, is the cooking of the woody fibre.

Now paper consists essentially of woody fibre, having animal matter as size on its surface.

It was a nightmare of the sea, the furniture of a dream solidified in woody fibre.

The insoluble woody fibre of the straw is decomposed and converted into humic and ulmic acids.

The samples were dried and the woody fibre and extract were also dried at 212 degs.

Of course, you understand that those particles of woody fibre and starch granules were disintegrated snuff-grains.

The woody fibre of these furnished the only fuel available for early overland emigrants to the Pacific.

All cereals require thorough cooking, because of the starch in them, also to soften the woody fibre.

The woody fibre is not digested, but serves by its bulk and stimulating action to facilitate digestion.

The rootlets seize the sand and turn it to soil, to woody fibre, leafy verdure, blooming flowers, and delicious fruit.

Strings of harder, woody fibre run through it like straight veins, and these are of no use for making sago.

The woody fibre of roots and branches is dropped in the state of tow, the nutritious matter alone having been extracted.

For such, a kind of wheaten grit is provided, containing all the kernel of the wheat, except the outside woody fibre.

The chemical constituents of the Strawberry are-a peculiar volatile aroma, sugar, mucilage, pectin, citric and malic acids in equal parts, woody fibre, and water.

This supplies the force which the plant combines with carbon, hydrogen, and other elements to form woody fibre, starch, oils, and other vegetable products.