Which crop is known as the golden fibre of Bangladesh?
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Correct answer: C. Jute
- Step 1: Jute (Corchorus species) is internationally celebrated as the 'Golden Fibre' (Sonali Aansh) of Bangladesh due to its golden sheen and historical role as the primary foreign exchange earner. Answer: Jute. Why not the others: Cotton, Hemp and Flax don't fit.
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