Предмет: Окружающий мир, автор: anacerenkova79

почему лён назывли северным шёлком

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Автор ответа: lerasemenyk888

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Объяснение:

Одежду для президентов будут изготавливать вручную. Как рассказал член Совета по вопросам АПК при председателе Совета Федерации Василий Крылов, по-настоящему качественная одежда из льна почти не мнется, ее можно так же, как и шелк, пропустить через кольцо. Поэтому русский лен в Европе называли «северным шелком»

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