Transforming parasitic weeds into sustainable natural dyes: A study of wool dyeing with Orobanche plant extract
Authors:
- Sahereh SepahiSSSahereh Sepahi
- Hossein BaraniHossein Barani
- Faezeh KhazaeeFKFaezeh Khazaee
Open Access
- 7 March 2025
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Cleaner Engineering and Technology
- Vol. 26
Abstract
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- University of Birjand
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