The diagram given illustrates the process of producing fabric from bamboo.
Overall, there are eight stages in the process, beginning with planting the bamboo in spring and harvesting them in autumn, and ending with weaving them to produce fabric which can be made into clothes.
First, bamboo plants need to be planted in spring. In autumn, the grown bamboo would be harvested by farmers and cut into strips by a special machine. The strips are then crushed in order to make liquid pulp. In the next stage, the liquid pulp needs to be filtered to separate any long fibres from the liquid, which is a crucial stage in the production of bamboo fabric. When this is done, the fibres are softened by a mixture of water and amine oxide. A spinning process comes next to make yarn and finally, the yarn is weaved into fabric which can be used for manufacturing clothes.