0 fibres from the outside of a coconut (= a large fruit with a very hard, thick, brown shell and hard, white flesh) used for making rope and floor coverings, or in compost (= material for growing plants in or adding to soil to improve its quality):
The upholstery is usually a layer of coir, sisal, or synthetic material.
The coir is blended with a mix of nitrogen, phosphate and potassium fertilizers to form compost.
Coir matting in the drawing room gives a plain background for Turkish rugs.
In both situations the tubers were covered with shredded coir (coco-peat) to which water was applied once every seven days to prevent it drying out.
The tubers in both the yam barn and the growth chamber were kept in moist coir, such that all were subject to similar humidity.
It is the sort of work for which preferably coir rope should be used.
She cannot equate burning wool, hair and coir fibre with foam.
If, however, the supply of coir fibre should cease to be available, there would be no objection to the use of flock filling.
