Uses of Coconut
Uses of Coconut. The coconut is called "the plant of many uses." Every part of the coconut---from the tree to the husk to the oil---can in some way be used by humans.
The coconut is called "the plant of many uses." Every part of the coconut---from the tree to the husk to the oil---can in some way be used by humans.
Trunk
The trunk of the coconut tree can be used to build many things, such as fences, canoes and even furniture.
Leaves
The leaves of the tree can be woven into baskets, and they have also been used in roof thatching.
Husk
The fibers in the coconut coir, or husk, can be made into ropes or mats.
Shell
The coconut shell is sturdy enough to be made into cups, most often sold to tourists. It is also made into other tabletop items such as bowls and spoons.
Meat
The white meat of the coconut can be eaten raw, but it is often used in cooking for desserts.
Oil
Coconut oil is a base used in many soap products, and in shampoo and hair conditioners. It is also considered to have many health benefits and is sometimes used as an immune system booster and for assistance with digestive problems.
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