Correct option is B
Jute is known as the 'Golden Fibre' because of its golden color and economic importance. It is a natural fiber obtained from the plants of the genus Corchorus. Jute is primarily grown in the Ganges Delta regions of India and Bangladesh and is widely used for making sacks, ropes, and mats.
Key points:
● Jute is biodegradable, eco-friendly, and highly versatile.
● It is the second most important natural fiber after cotton in terms of usage and production.
● India is the largest producer of jute, followed by Bangladesh.
● Jute is used in making bags, carpets, ropes, and textiles.
● The golden color of the fiber and its economic significance earned it the title "Golden Fibre."
● Jute farming supports millions of farmers and workers in South Asia.
Additional Information:
- Cotton is widely known as the "White Gold" in agriculture.
- Rayon is a man-made fiber