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1. Grasses, Bamboos and Canes:

Different types of grasses grow in different parts of the country; Most of the grasses are used as fodder or for thatching, but some grasses are better used for cordage, matting and as an important raw material for manufacturing paper.

2. Tans and Dyes:

Tannins are secretion products of plant tissues. Tanning materials are used in leather industry. The most commonly used tanning materials are mangrove, amla, oak, hemlock, anwal, wattle, MYROBALANS, ratanjot, flowers of dhawri, babul, avaram, etc...

3. Oils:

A large number of plants and trees which grow in INDIAN forests contain several types of oils which are used to manufacture soaps, COSMETICS, confectionary, pharmaceutical PREPARATIONS and many more things.

4. Gums and Resins:

Gums are exuded from the stems or other parts of different trees, partly as a natural phenomenon and partly by injury to the bark or wood or blazing the tree.

5. FIBRES and Flosses:

Fibres are obtained from the tissues of some trees. Most of such fibres are coarse and are used for rope making.