Fiber-yielding plants are plants that produce fibers that can be used for a variety of purposes, such as making rope, fabric, and paper. FLAX, SISAL, HEMP, and aloe are all examples of fiber-yielding plants. FLAX is an annual plant with blue flowers that produces a strong fiber used to make linen and other fabrics. SISAL is a tropical plant with spiny leaves that produces a coarse fiber used to make rope and twine. HEMP is a tall, annual plant with green leaves that produces a strong fiber used to make rope, fabric, and paper. Aloe is a succulent plant with thick, fleshy leaves that produces a soft fiber used to make clothing and other fabrics.