Advances in fibre production science in South American camelids and other fibre animals / / Maria Wurzinger [and seven others].
Animal fibres from South American camelids and other fibre or wool bearing species provide important products for use by the human population. The contemporary context includes the competition with petrocarbon-based artificial fibres and concern about excessive persistence of these in the natural en...
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