The coconut (Cocos nucifera) fruits are extensively grown in tropical countries. The use of
coconut husk-derived coir fiber-reinforced biocomposites is on the rise nowadays due to the …

The push for sustainability in the construction sector has demanded the use of increasingly
renewable resources. These natural fibers are biodegradable and non-toxic, and their …

The green and facile synthesis of metallic silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) is getting
tremendous attention for exploring superior applications because of their small dimensions …

This article reviews the present status and prospects of sustainable bamboo fiber reinforced
polymeric composites (BFRCs). Because of its rapid growth, renewability, and minimal …

Traditional coloration and functionalization of textiles are highly energy-consuming, time
ineffective, and require many chemicals. To overcome the drawbacks, cost-effective and eco …

Traditional textile colorations and functionalization consume a lot of energy, take a long time,
and use a lot of chemicals; hence, cost-effective and eco-friendly natural dyeing and …

Natural fibers are an excellent alternative since they are inexpensive and easily accessible
in fibrous form. Several researchers claim that jute fiber (JTF) can be used in concrete to …

The ultraviolet (UV) radiation is increasing in atmosphere due to the continuous increasing
of global warming throughout the globe, which causes a negative impact on the human skin …

Coir is one of the most important natural fibers having significant potentiality in structural
biocomposites production. The long coir fiber (LCF) and short fibrous chips (CFC) were …

Concrete is a commonly used building material; however, it is subject to abrupt failure and
limited energy absorption when yielding. The use of short discrete fibers has displayed a lot …