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Scope of Natural Dyes and Biomordants in Textile Industry for Cleaner Production,ng their production, use, and ultimate release into the environment. As a result, it has been argued that using natural dyes to color textiles would be a more environmentally beneficial and green alternative. In this regard, scientists have discovered and used several sources of plants, animals, and