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This thesis highlights the results of studying the morphological, anatomical, and physico-mechanical properties of stalks of modern drug-free (non narcotic) Middle Russian hemp varieties, as well as substantiating resource-saving technological processing schemes. The study scientifically substantiates the technical and biological ripening indicators of the "Ingreda" and "Yuliana" varieties, changes in phloem and fiber properties along the stalk length, and the technological, nvironmental, and economic efficiency of obtaining homogeneous hemp fiber (one type hemp) using a disintegrator and a new separation device.
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