The given diagram illustrates the process of making fabric from bamboo trees.
Overall, the process consists of nine steps, starting with planting bamboo plants and ending with the creation of products made from fabric. Most of the steps use traditional methods with chemical products during the process.
In the beginning, bamboo plants are planted during spring season, when the plants grow faster at this time. The bamboo plants will be planted for a long time, until harvesting season in autumn, then continuing to the next steps. After harvesting, the trees are put to the chainsaw to be cut into strips. Once the bamboo trees are cut into strips, they are crushed to make liquid pulp.
At the following stages, the long fibres are separated from liquid by filtering. Afterwards, water and amine oxide are added to the extracted fibres to soften, making the fibres easier to spin. Finally, the spun fibres are woven to make fabric, which is used to produce clothes, such as t-shirts, socks and other products.