industrial hemp ↔ leaves

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Industrial hemp is biologically composed of leaves as part of its structural anatomy [1], which are specifically described as compound palmate-shaped structures [2] that participate in the plant's carbon sequestration process [3].

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A critical review of industrial fiber hemp anatomy, agronomic ... bioresources.cnr.ncsu.edu BioResources 3 facts

claimA typical industrial hemp plant is composed of stalks, flowers, leaves, roots, and seeds, with the stalk consisting of a hollow inner core of rigid woody material called hurd surrounded by a layer of long fibers known as bast.

claimIndustrial hemp plants possess compound palmate-shaped leaves that typically feature 5 to 7 leaflets.

claimIndustrial hemp absorbs and stores carbon in its stem, roots, and leaves through the processes of photosynthesis and bio-sequestration.