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The diagram illustrates the manufacturing process of converting bamboo into fabric through various steps. Overall, there are 9 distinct stages involved in the production of bamboo fabric, starting with the cultivation of bamboo in spring and culminating in the creation of woven products Additionally, the process combines both industrial and agricultural techniques, requiring months to complete from initial plantation to the final product. The manufacturing procedure commences with bamboo planting during the spring season. After a certain period of growth, fully grown bamboo will be harvested in autumn, when the plants have achieved their optimal size for cultivation. Collected bamboo will then be shredded into thin strips by specialized cutting machinery, before being crushed to produce liquid pulp. The pulp undergoes a filtering process to isolate long fibres from the liquid. The following stages focus on refining and processing the extracted fibres. Water and amine oxide will be added to soften the fibres, rendering they are suitable for textile production. Afterwards, the fibres are subsequently spun to make yarn, which serves as a primary raw material for weaving the final product. In the final stages, the yarn is woven into the finished bamboo textile, bringing the manufacturing process to a close.