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Esparto is a cut grass that grows in southern Spain and northern Africa.
Esparto is a gramineous plant that has multiple applications in today's industry. (Web site)
Esparto is the most available biomass, with a production of 560 000 tons annually of dry matter approximately. (Web site)

Esparto held its own against the competition with wood pulp for some time because of its favourable papermaking properties.
Esparto leaves are also used in the manufacture of paper.
Esparto fibers have thick walls and are short, normally less than 3 mm in length, with an average length of 1.5 mm.
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Esparto is a cut grass that grows in southern Spain and northern Africa.

The dust derived from esparto fibers can cause hypersensitivity pneumonitis in exposed subjects. (Web site)
In conclusion, this is a case of occupational asthma caused by esparto dust mediated by IgE antibodies.
IgE immunoblot inhibition revealed a complete inhibition of lolium and A. fumigatus IgE reactive bands by esparto proteins. (Web site)
Proteins of A. fumigatus as well as proteins from this gramineous plant, which cross-reacted with esparto allergens, were responsible for the disease. (Web site)

Lygeum spartum, a broadleaf perennial in the family Gramineae, is also used in combination, and is also sometimes called esparto grass or albardine.
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The patient then avoided the exposure to esparto at work and has remained asymptomatic for the last 2 years. (Web site)
One species, esparto grass ( Stipa tenacissima), is used for crafts and extensively in paper making. (Web site)
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