Definition of «flax»

Flax is a plant that produces fibers used for textiles, paper-making and rope. It belongs to the genus Linum in the family Linaceae. The plant grows up to 1.5 meters tall with blue flowers and narrow leaves. Flaxseed oil is also derived from the seeds of this plant which has various health benefits such as reducing inflammation and improving digestion.

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Flax is a versatile plant that is commonly used for its fibers, oil, and seed.
The flax plant produces durable fibers that are often used in the production of linen fabric.
Flaxseed oil, derived from the seeds of the flax plant, is a commonly used ingredient in cooking and as a dietary supplement.
Flax oil can be used as a natural wood finish or as a conditioner for wooden cutting boards and utensils.
Flax fibers are sometimes used in the production of paper and textiles due to their strength and resistance to decay.
Traditional remedies often incorporate flax as a remedy for certain health conditions, such as inflammation and constipation.

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Put it on some sesame seeds of flax seeds where the fold is. (thetortillachannel.com)
* To make these vegan, use coconut yoghurt and replace the eggs with flax eggs. (theholisticingredient.com)
A few teaspoons of potato starch may actually do the trick - or some ground ground flax meal can help with structure as well. (rouxbe.com)
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Definition of «flax»

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