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We are grateful to the following dyestuff manufacturers for information and the provision of samples: Imperial Chemical Industries pie, Organics Division Bayer Dyestuffs Ltd, UK, and their parent company Sandoz Products Ltd, UK Ciba-Geigy plc Dupont (UK) Ltd
Vinyl Products Ltd and Catomance Ltd are thanked for samples of finishing agents and technical advice on their use.
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Jarman, C. G. and Canning, A. J. (1983) Dyeing of leaves and straws: A handbook for craft instructors. Report of the Tropical Development and Research Institute, G178, v+37 pp.
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