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Brazil, the River Plate, and the Falkland Islands

Note 64 — Chapter X · THE AMAZON.

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Piasaba is a species of palm from the bark of which is made nearly all the rope used upon the Amazon. The appearance of the rope made from it is similar to that of the East India coir. The fibres of the bark are brought down the rivers Negro and Branco, and made into ropes at Barra.

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